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John Curtis' Public Statements on Issue: Economy and Fiscal

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On The Ballot: Running, Republican for U.S. Senate (UT) - Jr

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Economy and Fiscal

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08/12/2022 Curtis Statement on Passage of the Inflation Reduction Act
06/16/2021 Letter to the Hon. Isabel Guzman, Administrator of US Small Business Administration - Representative Nadler Joins More Than 200 House Colleagues Urging the Small Business Administration to Immediately Release Critical Funds for Shuttered Venues
05/17/2021 Letter to Ambassador Katherine Tai, US Trade Representative - Hern leads bipartisan letter to USTR Amb. Tai on lumber shortage
04/23/2021 Hearing of the House Small Business Committee - Opening Statement of Rep. John Curtis, Hearing on Small Businesses Will Save Us
05/28/2020 Letter to the Hon. Steven Mnuchin, Secretary of the Treasury and the Hon. Jovita Carranza, Administrator of the U.S. Small Business Administration - Congressman Barr Requests Simplified Paycheck Protection Program Forgiveness Application for Small Businesses
04/23/2020 Curtis Speaks at House Small Business Hearing: "Small Businesses Will Save Us"
04/21/2020 Curtis, Cuellar Introduce Bipartisan Bill to Increase Investment in Small Businesses
04/17/2020 Curtis on PPP Funding: "The Time is Now"
04/01/2020 Letter to David Bernhardt, Sec. of the Interior - Curtis Leads Letter to Secretary Bernhardt Urging COVID-19 Relief for Rural Utah
02/05/2020 Curtis Responds to President Trump's State of The Union Address
01/01/2020 Issue Position: Small Business
06/25/2019 Curtis, Bipartisan Representatives Introduce Kleptocrat Exposure Act
06/05/2018 America's National Debt is a Threat to America's National Security
01/30/2018 Rep. Curtis Responds to the State of the Union Address
01/01/2018 Issue Position: Government Spending
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