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SALT LAKE CITY (AP) - The president and CEO of Merit Medical says he will challenge U.S. Sen. Bob Bennett for the Republican nomination this spring. Fred Lampropoulos unsuccessfully sought the Republican nomination for governor in 2004. Full Article at ABC4.com (KTVX)
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Republican self-made millionaire Fred Lampropoulos — who spent $2.3 million on an unsuccessful GOP convention race for governor in 2004 — says he's decided to enter Utah's 2010 U.S. Senate race, although a formal announcement ceremony likely still is... Full Article at Deseret News
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European economic and monetary affairs commissioner Joaquin Almunia (R) listens to US senator Bob Bennett (L) on March 22, 2009 during the annual Brussels Forum conference on major global geopolitical problems in the Belgian capital. View Photo »
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The Obama administration is using TARP like a revolving credit account and treating it as a permanent addition to the national debt
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to spend on the race. In 2004, he spent about $1.6 million of his own money on his failed bid for Utah governor. Fred Lampropoulos, founder and CEO of Merit Medical, has decided to run against Sen. Bob Bennett. Full Article at Salt Lake Tribune
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Fred Lampropoulos Merit Medical President has company programs for employees to help improve their English. photo by Rick Egan. 10/20/2000 Fred Lampropoulos, founder and CEO of Merit Medical, will get into the U.S. Senate race against three-term... Full Article at Salt Lake Tribune
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ST. GEORGE Tim Bridgewater, one of several candidates who have announced they will challenge U.S. Sen. Bob Bennett for the Republican Party nomination next year, is speaking at Dixie State College. Full Article at The St. George Spectrum
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U.S. Senator Bob Bennett visits Raser's geothermal power plant. View Photo »
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On behalf of the officers I would like to apologize for the mistake and to Sen. Bob Bennett, Cherilyn Eager and James Williams, who are also running for the same seat.
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Utah senators concerned with financial ramifications, abortion It's easy. Send a link to the story you were just reading to a friend. Just fill out the form on this page and we'll send it along. Full Article at Deseret News
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SALT LAKE CITY (ABC 4 News) - Utah senators are not happy with Saturday night's test vote on a health care reform bill. Senators Bob Bennett and Orrin Hatch shared their thoughts with ABC 4. Full Article at ABC4.com (KTVX)
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The Obama administration is using TARP like a revolving credit account and treating it as a permanent addition to the national debt
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On behalf of the officers I would like to apologize for the mistake and to Sen. Bob Bennett, Cherilyn Eager and James Williams, who are also running for the same seat.
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The Obama administration has unilaterally violated the will and intent of Congress and used this money in a way that was never appropriate under the law as the TARP legislation was written
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This amendment ensures our national defense remains strong and our nuclear capability remains viable. I am pleased this move will help save valuable jobs in Utah at a time when our economy needs every lift it can get.
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