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New England sports fan, mom, crossword enthusiast, former governor, U.S. Senator for New Hampshire.

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  1. Dec 25

    From our family to yours, wishing everyone a very merry Christmas!

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  2. Dec 22

    A day after Secretary Mattis resigned in protest, the US point person in the fight against ISIS resigned in response to the President’s Syria decision that he felt will threaten our national security. The threat posed by ISIS persists and it must be taken seriously.

    Breaking: Brett McGurk, Special Presidential Envoy for Global Coalition to Counter ISIS, submitted his resignation Friday, according to a senior administration official, because of President’s decision to pull US forces out of Syria - reporting
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  3. Dec 22

    The President said he’d be “proud” to shut down the government and unfortunately here we are. On Wednesday all 100 senators supported a clean funding extension - a deal the President said he’d accept. I urge the President to come to the table now and end this shutdown.

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  4. Dec 21

    Students trying to get a higher education should not have to face the burdensome, complex web of red-tape that comes with applying for federal financial aid, and I’m pleased the Senate passed our bill this week to help simplify the process.

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  5. Dec 21

    This week the President signed into law legislation that will help keep Americans safe by making it easier for intelligence analysts to identify terrorist threats – I thank for working across the aisle with me to push this bill across the finish line.

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  6. Dec 20

    Members of both parties must step up now to do everything we can to promote a coherent American foreign policy that will keep us safe, secure, and free.

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  7. Dec 20

    I’m deeply grateful for Secretary Mattis’s years of service. His resignation letter powerfully raises concerns from members of both parties about the President’s haphazard, impulsive approach to foreign policy.

    Defense Secretary James Mattis has resigned. Here’s the letter:
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  8. Dec 20

    This critical bill to ensure that our veterans get the benefits they have earned has just passed the House. I urge the President to sign it without delay.

    It is unacceptable that veterans are suffering because of the inadequacies of the VA. I was proud to work across the aisle to help ensure that our brave veterans receive their full GI student housing benefits.
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  9. Dec 20

    Good news for New Hampshire – the farm bill was just signed into law. This bipartisan bill will do everything from supporting our dairy farmers, to reauthorizing the Northern Border Regional Commission and expanding broadband access.

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  10. Dec 20

    Gender discrimination and other challenges both big and small still exist for women serving in public office and in all types of jobs. We’ve come a long way but we can’t stop fighting to break down barriers for women to pursue their dreams.

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  11. Dec 20

    You can read more about our bipartisan efforts to bolster the Department of Homeland Security’s cyber defenses here:

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  12. Dec 20

    I also want to thank Representatives , , and , as well as Senators and for their help in getting this bill passed, and I look forward to the President signing this important measure without delay.

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  13. Dec 20

    . and I have been working together on legislation to help strengthen our nation's cyber defenses, and I'm happy to say that two of our bills, including the Hack DHS Act, are heading to the President's desk for signature.

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  14. Dec 20

    Wishing you a Merry Christmas from the Senate floor 🎄

    Senators Christmas Carol Their Way to Approval of Stopgap Government Funding via
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  15. Dec 20

    For years, small towns were inundated with millions more opioid pills than there were people, yet drug distribution companies turned a blind eye while reaping the profits. This is unacceptable and I will keep working to hold big pharma accountable.

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  16. Dec 19

    When wildfires raged in California, a New Hampshire family business stepped up to help. For their efforts, I'm proud to recognize the families behind Schilling Beer Co., as well as Head Brewer Chris Deapo, as the December Granite Staters of the Month.

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  17. Dec 19

    It is unacceptable that veterans are suffering because of the inadequacies of the VA. I was proud to work across the aisle to help ensure that our brave veterans receive their full GI student housing benefits.

    NEWS: Last night the Senate passed my bill to ensure the VA reimburses veterans for missed or underpaid housing benefits. I encourage speedy approval of this bill by the House to help assure vets that this error will be completely corrected.
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  18. Dec 19

    Congratulations to Adjutant General David Mikolaities on his promotion to Major General!

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  19. Dec 18

    This is utterly shameful. Our veterans deserve so much better than this.

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    A new government report shows a lack of leadership from the Trump Administration is directly impacting the VA’s ability to reach suicidal veterans, reports. As of September, the VA has spent less than 1% of its $6.2M budget for suicide prevention outreach.
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  20. Dec 18

    I’m grateful for the leadership of and who have worked across party lines for years to build support for these commonsense reforms that will help make our criminal justice system more fair and reduce the likelihood that individuals will reoffend.

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