The whole reason for a merger is to combine operations and throw somebody out of work.
Kelly Ayotte: “The whole reason for a merger is to combine operations and throw somebody out of work.”
Editor's note · Context
Ayotte highlights job losses as a consequence of airline mergers.
Share
More from Kelly Ayotte
Unfortunately, there is minimal difference between this bill, the bill I vetoed earlier this year, the one I vetoed last year, and the one vetoed in 2024 by Governor Sununu. Trying the same thing again isn’t going to get a different…
It is unfair for biological males to compete in women’s sports, and as the mom of a daughter who competed in varsity sports in high school, I am pleased with the Supreme Court’s decision today that protects women’s sports and paves the way…
We need more childcare, so we’re going to have to [continue] to think creatively to make sure that whatever we’re doing that is working, that we do more of it.
This bill is nearly identical to the Senate bill I vetoed last month, as well as two other bills I have vetoed. These bills are overly broad, poorly drafted, and create the potential for substantial litigation.





