Sen. Orrin Hatch Decides to Retire from Senate; Opens Door for Mitt Romney

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David Hansen, a longtime Utah Republican strategist and chairman of Hatch’s political organization, told The New York Times, “It would be difficult to defeat Mitt Romney” if he will run in the state.

Trump is very sad to see Hatch leave the Senate

During a press briefing, White House Press Secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders said Pres. Trump is “very sad” that Hatch decided to retire. According to her, the President has the “greatest and deepest amount of respect” for the senator.

In addition, Sanders said Pres. Trump is thankful for Hatch’s leadership and massive effort to pass the tax legislation.

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“The president certainly praises his service and is very sad to see Sen. Hatch leave, and knows he will be certainly missed,” said Sanders.