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.
I want to echo the concerns that were expressed by both the chair and ranking member in their opening remarks about the missed opportunity that I think we have in the Western Hemisphere and Latin America.
It still is not clear to me that we have a comprehensive strategy for how we are approaching Latin America.
I appreciate that you are working closely with our office to help reunite the family and get those children to--back to the United States.
I come to the floor this evening on behalf of the more than 1 million people who are serving this country and who rely on this Senate to put national security ahead of policy disagreements. With the overturning of Roe v. Wade, millions of…
the fact that they now have more diplomatic embassies open than we do, that they have the kind of commercial activity that we are not combating as effectively as we need to, I think is really concerning.
the fact that they now have more diplomatic embassies open than we do, that they have the kind of commercial activity that we are not combating as effectively as we need to, I think is really concerning.
the fact that they now have more diplomatic embassies open than we do, that they have the kind of commercial activity that we are not combating as effectively as we need to, I think is really concerning.
I rise today to honor the city of Dover, NH, on the 400th anniversary of its first settlement. In 1623, brothers Edward and William Hilton, two fishmongers from London, sailed up the Piscataqua River and set up their Cochecho Plantation…
I share Senator Graham's sentiments about not limiting where we invest to just those countries that are designated by the World Bank.
I actually have legislation that I introduced in 2022 that would authorize the DFC to invest in those kinds of telecommunications projects, because they are so critical.
I share Senator Graham's sentiments about not limiting where we invest to just those countries that are designated by the World Bank.
I come to the floor today to support the nomination of Ambassador Elizabeth Richard to be Coordinator for Counterterrorism. Ambassador Richard is an eminently qualified candidate to lead the State Department's Bureau of Counterterrorism…
I am very disappointed that Senator Cruz continues to hold up a nomination that is so critical to our national security. We need a counterterrorism coordinator in place. We need that to ensure that the complex issues that require a…
One of those areas, I would argue, is the Western Balkans which I have been focused on for a number of years.
I actually have legislation that I introduced in 2022 that would authorize the DFC to invest in those kinds of telecommunications projects, because they are so critical.
One of those areas, I would argue, is the Western Balkans which I have been focused on for a number of years.
I actually have legislation that I introduced in 2022 that would authorize the DFC to invest in those kinds of telecommunications projects, because they are so critical.
One of those areas, I would argue, is the Western Balkans which I have been focused on for a number of years.
I share Senator Graham's sentiments about not limiting where we invest to just those countries that are designated by the World Bank.
I think this is a poster example of what you were talking about in your opening statement about the limits of the PRC's investments.
Well, I certainly think there is a great deal of bipartisan interest in seeing all of the NATO countries meet their 2 percent of GDP and that that is reinforced on a regular basis by not just members of the Administration, but by members…





