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Thousands of Granite Staters rely on Medicaid for really critical care.

I believe the fourth tenet of the agreement that was signed in Singapore had to do with returning the remains of Americans.

I was very glad when you announced that you would lift the freeze on hiring and promotions at the State Department.

Millions of Americans rely on Medicaid for care.

Protecting Medicaid's integrity is critical to protecting the Medicaid program for vulnerable populations.

This is not about politics. It is about our moral obligation to stand up and act in the face of clear and absolute injustice.

We must strengthen border security, but we have to do that in a way remaining true to our American values.

Certainly the U.S. Government can find a way to reunite these children, even if it means reorganizing and reprioritizing resources.

Russia needs to stop meddling in our internal politics and our internal economy.

I would love to have you review the record and share with this committee any occasions in which the President has raised those concerns publicly.

I am specifically concerned about the potential for Russian meddling.

We have not heard this President even acknowledge that Russia is meddling in, and is continuing to meddle in, American elections.

I think it is, again, part of trying to send a clear message to Turkey about what our views are.

I think that is an important message for Turkey to hear.

I have been involved in efforts, with Senators Lankford and Tillis, to try and delay the delivery of F-35s to Turkey.

Well, can he get the job done? Should he be replaced and is he being replaced? How are we going to get the job done?

It just seems that with an acting secretary waiting for confirmation... we are not putting our best foot forward on this project and it is a disappointment.

This is as manifest a case of unjust detention as we have seen.