keeping people in their home and treating them in their home; not only is it more humane and a better way for someone to be able to receive the treatment and to have quality of life, but also the cost issue usually is better in the home as opposed to putting them somewhere else.
Ayotte emphasizes the benefits of home treatment for patients.
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… Working with our business community, we will continue to expand access to affordable childcare.
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.
I think you can expect that in my next biennial budget, we’re going to have expansion of those opportunities as it relates not only to child care but other workforce areas I think we can expand.
Before the Boston Tea Party, we had the Pine Tree Riots here in New Hampshire. That's because the British tried to come in and tax our pine trees and take them for their own, and we said no way.
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