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Senator John Curtis
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Senator John Curtis
@SenJohnCurtis
United States Senator proudly serving Utah.
- It was an honor to sign our federal law enforcement bill last night as I was presiding over the Senate floor. With the president’s signature today, @DHSgov finally has the resources it needs to ensure the safety of the American people.
- This cooperative agreement signing has been years in the making, since my Emery County Public Land Management Act passed in 2019, and marks an important step toward bringing state and federal partners together in the shared stewardship of the San Rafael Swell. Through this
- Unless real action is taken in Washington, Social Security benefits will be cut by 22% in a matter of years. Politicians on both sides of the aisle aren't being honest with the American people when they promise "not to touch" entitlement programs. If we address these challenges🚨NEW: We just published our breaking analysis of the 2026 Social Security and Medicare Trustees Reports. These reports show a significant deterioration in the financial outlook for both programs. The Trustees found: ➡️Social Security's OASI trust fund will be insolvent by
- Great chatting with @KUTV2News’ @tvheidihatch about why it was important for the Pentagon to correct its religious classifications, what happened behind the scenes, and the swift response we received from the @DeptofWar.
00:00 - "The Pentagon’s job is not to adjudicate theological debates, but instead to ensure sincerely-held faith is respected and encouraged in our ranks." Thank you to the @DeptofWar for listening to our concerns, engaging thoughtfully and respectfully with my office on this issue, andLast week, a proposed list of simplified faith codes was released to the media. The Pentagon list included redundant and unnecessary labeling, and the mistake has been fixed. The goal of this effort is to simplify a previously out-of-control “belief” coding system that had
- Rural communities thrive when agriculture thrives. Enjoyed meeting with @UtahFarmBureau members to discuss the challenges our producers are facing and the important work farmers and ranchers do every day to help feed our state and nation.
- Utah’s trails connect us to some of the most beautiful landscapes in the world and remind us of our responsibility to be good stewards of the places we enjoy. Happy National Trails Day, Utah!
- Latter-day Saints are among the most patriotic, service-oriented individuals in our country. They are also unequivocally Christian—just look at who is in the name of the Church. It is unacceptable for a government entity to characterize a faith in a manner that contradicts theThe Office of the Secretary of War is announcing a significant change to the Department’s categorization of religious affiliation. In a long overdue move, we reduced the list from over 200 unmanageable categories to 31. With this move, we are returning to the original intent of
- D-Day is a solemn reminder of the immense bravery and resolve that ordinary people are capable of when called to defend something greater than themselves. On this day in 1944, thousands of Allied troops landed on the beaches of Normandy in defense of freedom. As we commemorate
- America’s future needs strong innovators, researchers, and leaders. It was great meeting with @aspire_leaders students, including several @USUAggies, to discuss energy advancements, research, and expanding opportunities to help shape the future of American innovation.
- As we kick off the "Decade of American Sports," culminating with Utah hosting the 2034 Winter Olympics and Paralympics, we have a special opportunity to showcase our culture and values to the world. I enjoyed sitting down with @ForeignPolicy for a discussion on sports diplomacy.Welcoming the World: America’s Next Era of Sports Diplomacy x.com/i/broadcasts/1…
- Beginning in 1997, Senator Susan Collins hasn’t missed a single vote. Yesterday, she cast her 10,000th. Congratulations, @SenatorCollins. The people of Maine are well served by you.
