Annie Kuster
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Annie L. McLane Kuster is an American politician serving as the U.S. Representative for New Hampshire's 2nd congressional district since January 3, 2013. A member of the Democratic Party, Kuster has focused on issues such as healthcare, women's rights, and economic development throughout her tenure in Congress. She has been an advocate for expanding access to affordable healthcare and has worked on initiatives to support small businesses in her district.
America has always been a leader in technological innovation and the spirit of entrepreneurship.
It establishes clear jurisdictional lines between financial regulators, helping to reduce regulatory complexity.
As I often say, our farmers and foresters are on the frontline of climate change.
I agree with my colleague that crypto is likely here to stay, but it is very complex.
It is clearly a growing financial field and important for American consumers to have access.
It is incumbent upon Congress to ensure our markets are fair and competitive.
I am grateful to President Biden for his Executive Order last summer initiating efforts to increase competition in the meat processing sector.
It is imperative for this Committee to understand what you will need from Congress to be successful.
As an adoption attorney for 25 years, I worked with more than 300 birth mothers making the most personal, private decisions of their entire lives. They consulted their families, their loved ones, their doctors, but not one of these birth…
I recently received USDA's response to a letter I co-signed in July requesting an increase to available supplies of sugar.
The good news is that forests are the most powerful clean air technology on Earth, reducing the net amount of CO2 in the atmosphere as the trees grow.
I get up every morning and I work hard on, not only conservation, but making sure that every person in this country that wants to benefit from USDA programs has that opportunity.
Not only does this flexibility cut a lot of unnecessary red tape, it still holds applicants to the same standards.
I am excited to continue these discussions tracking the implementation of significant bipartisan wins in the 2018 Farm Bill, and also looking for ways to continue to sustain our farmers and foresters as we look ahead to the farm bill of…
I am determined to build upon these critical winds and further enhance USDA's broadband programs.
Sustainable forestry and conservation are in our blood in the Granite State of New Hampshire.
I believe we can realize that goal by recognizing and supporting farmers and foresters for the climate-smart steps they are already taking.
Congress should be looking to strengthen the safety net for our American farmers, not weaken it.
We need to do more to focus our nationwide effort around farm transitions and ensuring that the next generation of farmers get off to the right start.
We have significant funding in the bipartisan infrastructure bill that has already gone through, and signed into law, and more to come.
I believe that the SNAP program's administrative flexibilities granted since 2020 have made an incredible difference in mitigating hunger throughout the COVID-19 pandemic.





