Jeanne Shaheen
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Jeanne Shaheen is an American politician serving as the senior United States senator from New Hampshire, a position she has held since January 3, 2009. A member of the Democratic Party, she is the first woman to be elected governor of New Hampshire, serving from 1997 to 2003. During her tenure in the Senate, Shaheen has focused on issues such as healthcare, education, and national security, often advocating for policies that support working families and promote economic growth.
Overdose deaths continue to take a devastating toll on not just those affected, but their families, friends.
So can you work with our office, with the Coast Guard, and help us figure out what we can do to ensure that the Coast Guard has what they need to continue to operate in New Hampshire?
I appreciated your opening story about the Republic of Korea and the bag of flour because I just got back from the Indo-Pacific during break where we visited the Republic of Korea.
I appreciated your opening story about the Republic of Korea and the bag of flour because I just got back from the Indo-Pacific during break where we visited the Republic of Korea.
I think it is safe to say, as Senator Menendez did so directly and you acknowledge, that millions of lives are on the line here and if this supplemental package does not get passed by the House people are going to die.
one of the provisions that was in that negotiated Border Bill that was important to us in New Hampshire with a northern border, was the Stonegarden Funds, which are reduced in the budget bills that just passed.
In light of the tragic events in Baltimore, do you know if the Coast Guard is doing anything to address the potential for those kinds of events to happen in other ports along the seacoast?
Thank them for their support for what is happening in Ukraine, the effort to fight back against the autocratic and horrendous behavior of Vladimir Putin and the Russians in Ukraine.
I hope that the government of Georgia will decide to support what the people of Georgia want, which is the move toward Europe and the rights that come with a full democracy.
So can you work with our office, with the Coast Guard, and help us figure out what we can do to ensure that the Coast Guard has what they need to continue to operate in New Hampshire?
We have been very supportive of Georgia's integration into Europe and to moving in the right path.
Thank them for their support for what is happening in Ukraine, the effort to fight back against the autocratic and horrendous behavior of Vladimir Putin and the Russians in Ukraine.
children may only be 20 percent of our population, but they are 100 percent of our future
We have been very supportive of Georgia's integration into Europe and to moving in the right path.
In light of the tragic events in Baltimore, do you know if the Coast Guard is doing anything to address the potential for those kinds of events to happen in other ports along the seacoast?
It is very disappointing that that became a political campaign issue, rather than something in the best interests of the country.
children may only be 20 percent of our population, but they are 100 percent of our future
It is very disappointing that that became a political campaign issue, rather than something in the best interests of the country.
I hope that the government of Georgia will decide to support what the people of Georgia want, which is the move toward Europe and the rights that come with a full democracy.
I think it is safe to say, as Senator Menendez did so directly and you acknowledge, that millions of lives are on the line here and if this supplemental package does not get passed by the House people are going to die.
one of the provisions that was in that negotiated Border Bill that was important to us in New Hampshire with a northern border, was the Stonegarden Funds, which are reduced in the budget bills that just passed.





