If we were to lose, for example, valuable intelligence, if we were to get Zawahiri tomorrow, or if we had captured Osama bin Laden instead of killing him, and were able to interrogate him, that is a value that cannot be placed on that in…
Kelly Ayotte
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Kelly Ayotte is a former United States Senator from New Hampshire, serving from January 5, 2011, to January 3, 2017. A member of the Republican Party, she was the first woman to represent New Hampshire in the Senate. During her tenure, Ayotte focused on issues such as national security, fiscal responsibility, and education reform. She was known for her bipartisan approach and worked on various initiatives to strengthen the military and improve veterans' services.
I ask Senator Chambliss, if we eliminate Guantanamo--in other words, under this proposal they would be permitted to transfer people to the United States of America or that new captures be brought to the United States of America instead of…
Do you think the Consumer Protection Act is a good vehicle at the state level?
I'm glad you raised that point. I know my time is up, but you're absolutely right...
This issue came to my attention as well. In fact, New Hampshire made the decision, while I was Attorney General, to cap the interest rates at 36 percent because there were examples of payday-type loans where people were paying as high as…
I came to the floor yesterday to share many stories I am receiving from my constituents about them receiving cancellations of policies they wanted to keep and higher premiums under this law. Each story is very sad, and I feel badly for the…
I worry about the Zawahiri situation, because right now, the Administration has chosen not to use Guantanamo.
I hope that--Director Comey, you are new to this position--that we can work on a policy for detention and interrogation.
If there are individuals that need to be captured, why we would not capture them then, as well.
I rise to talk about the impact ObamaCare is having on the people of my State, the State of New Hampshire. It has been over 1 month since the health care exchanges opened, and in that short time we have already seen so many problems with…
First of all, I want to thank my colleagues, and I will start by thanking my colleague, the senior Senator from Maine, Senator Susan Collins, for the important work she has been doing on the Employment Non-Discrimination Act. I also want…
So we are actually entering contracts where we do not have them required to train on screening and----
We should be reviewing these contracts to make sure that we are properly prioritizing what type of agreement we are brokering in terms of the requirements for background and training, shouldn't we?
I think obviously that is something we need to work through so we are not in this situation in the future.
Our bill is fairly straightforward in that there would be two random audits conducted.
I have a real problem that Justice would not have gone to the court and taken actions, having been a prosecutor myself, to try to unseal it.
I find it actually incredibly shocking that we would not pursue a police report in any of these arrest situations.
I would be shocked, having worked with so many police officers, that they would not be willing to have an understanding with the Federal Government on this given what is at stake for the country.
Part of that is--as Senator Ayotte mentioned, an access issue for certain rural areas.
It's really an honor to have Senator Sununu, given everything that he did for our state.





