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Happy Birthday to @brianschatz, a great Senator and key partner on: One of our highest priorities, medical marijuana research— https://www.hatch.senate.gov/public/index.cfm/2017/9/hatch-introduces-medical-marijuana-research-bill … The Echo Act, a key tele-health bill that became law at the end of last Congress — https://www.hatch.senate.gov/public/index.cfm/2016/4/hatch-schatz-introduce-bill-increasing-access-to-high-quality-health-care-in-remote-regions …pic.twitter.com/fjcfNpSNHa

One would assume this is not how the protestor expected this to go.pic.twitter.com/gsbQUWufRF

Remix.pic.twitter.com/qCUfnb6kdH

And naturally concluded with a hotdog. pic.twitter.com/Ohgc0B6bWJ

Made some new friendspic.twitter.com/Tsg8fesNF9

He also enjoyed some samples.pic.twitter.com/XtSiWWMblz

Senator Hatch at Costco in May getting his picture taken for his concealed carry permit renewal in Utah. More here via ⁦@TheIJR⁩ —> https://ijr.com/orrin-hatch-recalls-receiving-of-anti-kavanaugh-hate/ …pic.twitter.com/iJ0Nw4xGIa

Martin Cowburn joined the Navy when he was 17, and received a letter of accommodation, a Bronze Star, and a Presidential Unit of Citation for Bravery for his service in Vietnam He now resides in Orem with his wife and 6 children, 23 grandchildren and 14 great grandchildren.pic.twitter.com/dSTFJQfJ8D

Keith Bird received an Army commendation for valor fighting the Vietcong. He now lives in Central Valley with his wife Lois and puppy Tasha.pic.twitter.com/D1krmKJM38

Maylen Mickleson, a @USUAggies alum, served in Vietnam from 1969-1970 where he earned the Air Medal, Bronze Star, Vietnamese Cross of Gallantry and the Combat Infantryman Badge. He and his wife Nikki have been married 48 years, have 7 kids, 13 grandkids, and 1 great granddaughterpic.twitter.com/brGGocq0uD

Calvin Stewart was drafted in the army in June of 1968. A year later he was sent to Vietnam, where he served in Vungtau, Phu Bai, Quang Tri and Da Nang. He now lives in Central Valley Utah with his Wife Marlene. He has 3 children and 11 grandchildren. #UtahHonorFlightpic.twitter.com/EHxGzmUOgw

John Pruitt served in the US Army from 1970-1973, serving in the 175th Radio Research Company at Buen Hoa in the Republic of South Vietnam. He later served as a Sargeant First Class in the artillery in the Utah National Guard. #UtahHonorFlightpic.twitter.com/280VGlkDdu

Charles Hyde had read his families entire “Book of Lands” several times before he was 12 years old. He joined the navy after high school to see the world. He served in Vietnam from the Tonkin Gulf to the Mekong Delta, supporting Marine and Seal teams, and later in Guam.pic.twitter.com/SffJnH4SS9

Paul Collins was sworn into the Marines in July of 1966. He volunteered to serve in Vietnam and was sent to Chu Lai by way of Japan and the Phillipines. He later spent 9 years in the Utah National Guard. #UtahHonorFlightpic.twitter.com/EHPzzaZGxe

Major Frank Butler served in the Air Force during the Vietnam War, flying missions from Utapow Thailand into the Gulf of Tokin. He received an award for Air Crew of the year for saving a B-52 flying over Guam. #UtahHonorFlightpic.twitter.com/579i0zJg0b

Richard "the Burge" Burgess was captured while serving in the 3rd Marine Division in Vietnam and held for 6 years. 5 years in solitary confinement, 6 months in handcuffs, and thirty days in a tiger cage. Read more about his incredible story here --> https://www.pownetwork.org/bios/b/b116.htm pic.twitter.com/U37PfliUzP