Maggie Hassan actually said...

"Since 2017, I have worked with my colleagues to secure funding for state opioid response grants, including more than $86 million for New Hampshire."

"Simply shifting grant funding from state to state as data shifts and as a substance use disorder crisis worsens just isn't a viable long term solution."

"I think it is absolutely important that we have standards that really make sure that companies are investing in the kind of infrastructure they need."

"It is going to be critical to getting existing doctors able to provide this treatment."