We can completely understand why citizens in that state should not feel like they should be paying all the burden when actually everybody in the country is benefiting.
Editor's note · Context
Shaheen discusses the fairness of cost-sharing for grid capacity in New Hampshire.
Share & report
More from Jeanne Shaheen
I have been in intensive conversations with colleagues from both sides of the aisle on how to find a path forward and I’m eager to work with my Republican colleagues to find common ground.
While I recognize that President Milei and his government have demonstrated resolve in tackling Argentina’s endemic economic challenges, the American people expect and deserve answers about the use of such a staggering amount of their tax dollars, and I will use my position in the Senate to ensure there is accountability.
I have serious concerns over whether, without appropriate oversight mechanisms and guardrails, a direct payment to Equatorial Guinea’s government could be used to facilitate human trafficking.





