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Green River Town Hall Recap

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2011-2012

Green River Town Hall Recap

Last week, I held a town hall meeting at the John Wesley Powell River History Museum in Green River. I spoke with several county commissioners, the mayor of Green River, and other local officials, but more importantly I spoke with everyday citizens about the issues that they found to be most important.

Emery County has visit from Sen. Mike Lee

Emery County was treated to a visit from Sen. Mike Lee on April 3. He met with county commissioners and other county officials as well as the public in Green River and in Castle Dale.

Blanding Town Hall Q & A

I would like to thank everyone who attended my recent town hall meeting in Blanding, UT. If you were unable to attend the town hall or tune in to the live stream of the event, here are some highlights. I had some great questions from those in attendance.

Congressional Overreach — Day Lee Briefing 04/04/12

Today’s Agenda Today, Senator Lee is in Utah to meet with constituents. From the Senator’s Desk On Twitter SenMikeLee RT @gsmittysmith: With @SenMikeLee #utpol #iamproisrael http://instagr.am/p/I75OHnAdUA/ SenLeeComs PIC: Sen Lee […]

Senator Lee Commends FTC’s Careful Analysis

“Our antitrust laws serve important purposes, but federal regulators should not interfere with productive market forces absent evidence demonstrating a significant threat to consumer welfare. Based on the evidence presented at our Antitrust Subcommittee hearing, I am convinced that although significant in size this merger does not pose a threat to robust competition. I am pleased that the FTC’s extensive investigation corroborated my view and demonstrated that this transaction is unlikely to have adverse affects on the PBM and specialty drug markets or lead to the exercise of monopsony power over retail pharmacies, and that the merger may well lead to lower prices for PBM services.”