United States Senator Mike Lee

The Enduring Spirit of Utah

One hundred years ago, in 1921, a young and newly married couple named Percy and Verabel Knudson saw the need for a gathering place in their community. Knowing they could make money selling ice cream and candy, the two started Idle Isle Ice Cream and Candy Store. A few years later, after raising the necessary funds, Percy and Verabel—with the help of David H. Call and his wife LaRita—shifted their business from sweets to full-service meals, and Idle Isle Café was born.

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Sen. Lee Delivers Remarks on U.S.-U.K. Free Trade Resolution

WASHINGTON – Sen. Mike Lee (R-UT) yesterday delivered remarks on the Senate floor on his resolution declaring the importance of the U.S.-U.K. “special relationship,” and the prime opportunity of reaching a free trade agreement between the two nations. Sen. Lee said in part: “The U.K. has been one of our staunchest and most loyal allies. We have stood beside each other through two world wars and the Cold War. In the 21st century, the U.S. and the U.K. have become even stronger friends and partners, both in the fight against global terrorism and for freedom, peace, and prosperity.

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Remarks on U.S.-U.K. Free Trade Resolution

For more than a hundred years, throughout times of change, tumult, and uncertainty, there has been a constant: the “special relationship” between the United States and the United Kingdom. The U.K. has been one of our staunchest and most loyal allies. We have stood beside each other through two world wars and the Cold War. In the 21st century, the U.S. and the U.K. have become even stronger friends and partners, both in the fight against global terrorism and for freedom, peace, and prosperity.

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Sen. Lee Reintroduces Native Species Protection Act

WASHINGTON – Sen. Mike Lee (R-UT) reintroduced the Native Species Protection Act Tuesday, a bill that would allow states to manage species that exist entirely within their border. “There are real benefits to protecting endangered species from extinction, but the federal law intended to establish such protections – the Endangered Species Act – is in serious need of reform,” Sen. Lee said. “The Native Species Protection Act is a commonsense reform that would limit the damage caused by federal mismanagement of protected species and their habitats, while empowering state and local officials to pursue sensible conservation plans with their communities.”

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Sens. Lee, Grassley Introduce TEAM Act to Reform Antitrust Law

WASHINGTON – Sens. Mike Lee (R-UT) and Chuck Grassley (R-IA) today introduced the Tougher Enforcement Against Monopolies, or TEAM Act, to reform our nation’s antitrust laws. “America is facing a panoply of competition concerns not just in Big Tech, but across our entire economy,” said Sen Lee. “We need a holistic approach that deals with all of these concerns, and that benefits all consumers, in every industry – without massively increasing regulation and imposing a command-and-control grip over the economy. The TEAM Act strikes the right balance in protecting competition and consumer welfare while limiting government intervention in our free market economy.”

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Utah First

Annual Report to the State of Utah My annual report serves as a tangible record of my efforts in Utah and Washington DC over the past year, and is an important way that I remain accountable to the people of Utah. Learn More

Senior Resource Fair April 19, 2018, from 3:00 PM to 5:30 PM MT, my office is sponsoring a Senior Resource Fair at the Midvale Senior Center. This is a great opportunity for members of our community to visit with my staff and other organizations like AARP, Salt Lake County Aging and Adult Services, and more. Come learn how we can help with federal agencies and gain useful information and resources for seniors and their families. Learn More

The Geography of Social Capital in America The Joint Economic Committee of the United States Congress issued a new “Social Capital Index” today that will help us begin that process. The Social Capital Index is a first time report that provides social capital scores for 2,992 of the country’s 3,142 counties, all 50 states, and the District of Columbia. It uses county- and state-level data on a range of social, economic, demographic, health, religious, and other indicators to measure the health of each locality's “associational life.” Learn More

State Work Week Recap I appreciate all the Utahns who took the time to meet with me, and I would like to highlight some of the recent visits I had. Learn More

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The Enduring Spirit of Utah 6/16/21
Sen. Lee Delivers Remarks on U.S.-U.K. Free Trade Resolution 6/16/21
Remarks on U.S.-U.K. Free Trade Resolution 6/15/21
Sen. Lee Reintroduces Native Species Protection Act 6/15/21
The TEAM Act 6/14/21

Sens. Lee, Grassley Introduce TEAM Act to Reform Antitrust Law 6/14/21
Sens. Lee, King, and Paul Introduce PRIME Act 6/11/21
June 10th, 2021 - Mobile Office Visit to Davis County 6/10/21
June 10th, 2021 - Mobile Office Visit to Davis County 6/10/21
Sen. Lee Introduces Bills to Repeal, Reform PVSA 6/10/21

Sen. Lee Delivers Remarks on U.S.-U.K. Free Trade Resolution 6/16/21
Sen. Lee Reintroduces Native Species Protection Act 6/15/21
Sens. Lee, Grassley Introduce TEAM Act to Reform Antitrust Law 6/14/21
Sens. Lee, King, and Paul Introduce PRIME Act 6/11/21
Sen. Lee Introduces Bills to Repeal, Reform PVSA 6/10/21

The Truth About Left-Wing Attacks on Mike Lee 8/21/19
Myth vs. Fact for February Lands Package 2/11/19
The Rise in Opioid Overdose Deaths 8/1/17
Starting a Dialogue on the future of U.S. Involvement in Afghanistan 2/5/16
America’s national security depends on what takes place in Northern Utah 10/16/15

What's Next for Conservatives 11/13/13
Saving the American Dream 5/16/12
Supreme Court Preview with Senator Mike Lee 3/23/12
The Role of the Supreme Court Law Clerk 3/23/12
Trampling the Constitution 2/2/12

Closer to the Unknown 8/2/11
Senator Mike Lee Introduces the Cut Cap Balance Act 7/7/11
Raising Taxes is Off the Table - Floor Speech 6/27/2011 6/27/11
Debt Ceiling Vote Will Make Other Votes Look Like a Sunday Picnic 4/13/11
Q&A on the Balanced Budget Amendment 4/7/11

We need to create choice in K-12 education 6/8/21
Uniting Around Criminal Justice Reform 5/19/21
The Trade Pact Waiting to Happen 3/29/21
The Constitution does not authorize a general impeachment power 1/28/21
Nuking the Filibuster: Bad for the Senate, Worse for America 1/27/21

More children deserve a place to call home 11/23/20
It’s time to unify our antitrust enforcers 11/18/20
Big Tech companies falsely claim no bias against conservatives — they may be violating law 10/30/20
Of Course We're Not a Democracy 10/20/20
VP debate -- The Harris agenda isn't something Americans should be forced to follow 10/7/20

The Enduring Spirit of Utah 6/16/21
Remarks on U.S.-U.K. Free Trade Resolution 6/15/21
The TEAM Act 6/14/21
Working Families Flexibility Act 6/10/21
Floor Remarks on the Endless Frontier Act 5/26/21

Floor Remarks on State Water Rights Amendment 4/29/21
The PVSA is Bad News 4/29/21
Stopping Border Surges Act 3/24/21
Remarks on HHS Nominee Xavier Becerra 3/17/21
Remarks on the Federal Budget 2/4/21

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The Enduring Spirit of Utah

Sen. Lee Delivers Remarks on U.S.-U.K. Free Trade Resolution

Remarks on U.S.-U.K. Free Trade Resolution

Sen. Lee Reintroduces Native Species Protection Act

Sens. Lee, Grassley Introduce TEAM Act to Reform Antitrust Law

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