Dear Orrin:
All of us who have worked with you over the years owe you a great debt of gratitude for your consistent dedication to fiscal responsibility and to the interests of taxpayers in Utah and all across this great land.
You were one who recognized, from your first day of service in the United States Senate, the need for constitutional fiscal discipline in the form of a spending limitation/balanced budget amendment. It needs to pass, and whether it happens in this Congress or after the addition of new Republican Members in 2012, we are confident that your leadership will be critical in getting this amendment to the states for ratification.
On tax and spending policy your record is extremely solid, one of the best in the Senate. You have led the fight to kill the hated death tax, to repeal the unfair AMT and to reduce taxes generally so that small businesses and families have the resources to prosper and support the community and charitable causes of their choice. And your corporate tax and international trade policies will keep jobs in the United States.
Should Republicans win back the Senate in 2012, and you become Chairman of the Senate Finance Committee, we are confident that you will use that committee to secure the most conservative reforms of the Nation’s tax and spending policies in a generation. Your understanding of the need for fundamental tax reform, the repeal of ObamaCare and reforms of Social Security, Medicare and Medicaid, make us confident that with you at the helm of the Finance Committee our future will be one of freedom, economic growth and a restoration of limited government.
Thank you for what you have done –and will continue to do – for America.
Sincerely,
Lew Uhler
President, National Tax Limitation Committee
David Keene
Past Chairman, American Conservative Union
President, National Rifle Association
Duane Parde
President, National Taxpayers Union
Colin Hanna
President, Let Freedom Ring
Jim Martin
Chairman, 60 Plus Association
Dick Patten
President, American Family Business Institute
Jim Gilmore
Former Governor of the Commonwealth of Virginia
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