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Proud Granite Stater serving New Hampshire in the US Senate. Former Governor. Mother & Grandmother. Frequent Flyer. Pats & Red Sox Fan. Outdoor enthusiast.

Washington, DC
Joined January 2010

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  1. The heinous murder of & continued attacks on other journalists around the globe cannot go unanswered. There must be accountability for these barbaric crimes.

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  2. .’s final column for the is a powerful message about the fundamental role that a free press holds in opening & safeguarding democratic society. His words & legacy remind us all of the peril that journalists around the world face in pursuit of the truth.

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  3. The impacts of climate change are vast, damaging our environment and threatening wildlife. In NH rising winter temperatures have allowed an overwhelming profusion of ticks, killing 2/3 of baby moose! The signs are there. We need to act on climate.

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  4. Now Republicans want to pay down the deficit by cutting Social Security & Medicare! Democrats are never going to let that happen. I’ve got a better idea: rescind the tax cuts for the wealthy and don’t take away benefits that the middle class has earned.

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  5. Republican leadership told the American people that tax cuts for the rich would pay for themselves. They didn’t. In fact, the GOP tax cuts created a giant budget deficit, as economists predicted.

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  6. Thank you, , for your courage and leadership in fighting the stigma surrounding child sexual abuse. No child should suffer, and by shedding a light on this experience, you’re opening the world up for survivors.

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  7. The admin’s sabotage efforts must stop & Congressional Republicans need to come to the table & work across the aisle so together we can increase access to affordable health care for all Americans and build on the progress we’ve made.

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  8. Protecting & improving the is critical to millions of Americans across the country, including entrepreneurs and small business employees. We’ve seen a reduction in uninsured small biz employees thanks to the .

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  9. I’ll keep fighting to repeal this dangerous policy & work to restore funding for international organizations to help women like Nana in Madagascar, and other families in nations around the globe who need these critical health services.

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  10. Important read from the that highlights the far-reaching impact of 's reckless decision to not only reinstate, but expand the global gag rule, blocking women & families around the world from accessing the health services they need.

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  11. I look forward to Secretary Pompeo’s response to my October 10 letter, clarifying his certification in response to the provision I and included in the defense bill:

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  12. Those taken by the opioid crisis are deeply loved. They need compassion and help to overcome their disease. It’s so important that we destigmatize substance use disorders and work together to help save these precious lives.

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  13. This obit, written by a parent for her daughter who died of an overdose, is heartbreaking, powerful, and a beautiful tribute. It has so much important advice for all of us.

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  14. Spoke w/ artist Anne Marie Zanfanga last week as she exhibited portraits of victims of the opioid epidemic. I’m optimistic the opioids bill we just passed can help put an end to this terrible crisis. Thank you, , for bringing this moving exhibit to the .

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  15. 49 years later and it feels like just yesterday. Happy Anniversary, Billy! ❤️

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  16. The scale of the opioid epidemic is staggering but numbers don’t tell the whole story. Families like the Zanfagnas who have lost loved ones and are bravely sharing their stories are increasing awareness and helping to destigmatize substance use disorders.

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  17. Oct 15

    Last week urged action on climate change, noting, “One of the things I have learned, since my days as governor, is that the easiest, fastest way to reduce our energy use is through energy efficiency. It is without a doubt America’s largest energy resource.”

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  18. Janis and other translators face extreme danger for serving the U.S. in Afghanistan, but they are critical to our mission. Grateful for Matt Zeller’s efforts to help him find refuge here. I’ll keep fighting to secure visas for interpreters like Janis.

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  19. The brave members of the put their lives on the line to keep our nation safe, and I am incredibly grateful for their service. Thank you for answering the call of duty, and very happy 243rd Birthday!

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  20. My statement on Pastor Brunson finally arriving safely on American soil:

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