I understand that not all of my Democratic colleagues are satisfied with this agreement, but waiting another week or another month wouldn’t deliver a better outcome.
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 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.
Nobody wants to invest because they don’t know what the president’s going to do tomorrow.
If we want to win the competition with China, we need to think well beyond the next election and even the next decade.
So I am down here in a different place than I usually am to ask a question. But I want you to know how much I and all of your colleagues appreciate your standing up for democracy because we are in a pivotal moment, as you said, not just in…
It’s good progress, but it’s not what we need in order to open things back up again.
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…
People are getting their premium increases right now, and it’s one more thing on top of the cost of food and electricity and rent and child care and all the other expenses that people are incurring.
I think it’s important, and it’s a message to not only our Republican colleagues, but to the White House.
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 voted No on S. Res. 377, which calls for an up or down vote on 48 nominations, en bloc, I would have voted yes on the following nominations if I had the opportunity to vote on each nomination separately: 1. Executive Calendar…
I’m glad that some of my Republican colleagues recognize the need to get something done to avoid the largest health insurance premium price increases in 15 years.
Today I rise to join my constituents in New Hampshire, including those at the St. Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church of Manchester and the St. Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church of Portsmouth, in welcoming His All-Holiness Ecumenical Patriarch…
I think there are a lot of options, and hopefully this will continue to be on the table.
Families are already struggling with high costs, and allowing these tax credits to expire would make things much worse for working Americans.
Both sides recognize that we need to get something done, and I sincerely hope my Republican colleagues don’t stand in the way.
I think it is a shameful black mark on humanity that the world has allowed this to happen and that Israel is allowing this to happen.
Prime Minister Netanyahu is the point at which obstruction is happening. He needs to look at what he is doing and change his position.
The Israel blockade in Gaza is a shameful black mark on humanity that the world has allowed this to happen.
I think it's very important that we allow that humanitarian aid in to the people who are starving.
I think it's a shameful black mark on humanity that the world has allowed this to happen and that Israel is allowing this to happen.
The fact is, we have people dying because they are systematically being starved to death because Israel is refusing to allow in the humanitarian aid that people need to keep alive.





