I am very concerned because a lot of large employers can just wait employees out or force them to take very small settlements because the delay will be so expensive and costly for the employee.

I would really look forward to working with you on that and getting your considered opinion about it.

I think that is critically important to the work of the EEOC.

So how hard is it to address that kind of challenge when we have a President here in the United States in the White House who has refused to acknowledge Russian interference in elections in the United States and really throughout the world?

I think this is an effort that requires everyone in democracies, in the international community, in the free world, to point out the threat that is posed to all of us.

I am pleased to join Senator Menendez, the ranking member of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, and my colleagues from the committee to talk about the importance of diplomacy as we look at the many challenges and conflicts that the…

I also support the pilot program authorized in this bill which would allow point-of-use testing that could save lives.

A bill to improve fentanyl testing and surveillance authored by Representative Ann Kuster addresses this threat.

But vehicles, the inverse vehicles that are registered in New Hampshire, but driven down to Florida, unless we do a lot of work even in outreach, for instance, to say, 'Are you a snowbird?' which a good way to get peoples' attention might…

This recall represents one of the largest and most complicated in the history of the United States.

I am heart broken when I think of the individuals who have lost their lives, and the families that have been torn apart because of the short-sightedness that put business and profits before human lives.

The problem with this approach, is that cars move. They change location.

People in my State of New Hampshire are concerned that information about the latest recalls and safety guidelines could be more easily accessible.

I want to join my colleagues in thanking you, Mr. Dent, for your extraordinary service to our country.

Unfortunately the President's budget is not encouraging.

I respectfully request that you recognize the importance of FQHCs for the future of the VA community care.

Thank you very much. And thank you to my colleague for the shout out about academic affiliates.

In New Hampshire, we have 13 340B hospitals that rely on the Program in order to help them stretch Federal dollars.