The American people want an America that is as good as this Nation’s promise. They deserve a President whose word is as good as our people.
Maggie Hassan
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Maggie Hassan is an American politician serving as the junior United States senator from New Hampshire since January 3, 2017. A member of the Democratic Party, she previously held the position of the 81st governor of New Hampshire from January 3, 2013, to January 5, 2017. During her tenure as governor, Hassan focused on expanding access to healthcare, improving the state's economy, and addressing issues related to education and infrastructure.
He has called inflation a ‘hoax’ and dismissed the cost-of-living crisis as—his words—‘made up.’
If the President actually wanted to help the American people, he would listen to them.
The costs can be summed up by the figures in this report, but it can also be put more simply: For many in our country, the cost has been nothing less than seeing their chance at the American dream fade before their very eyes.
As threats at our Northern border continue to evolve, the federal government’s strategy must keep pace.
I also want people to know with all the news about high costs, we did pass a bipartisan housing bill which has become law.
The hardest part about this for me in particular is knowing that Donald Trump's decisions to impose tariffs around the world and to go to war with Iran have made this problem worse.
Housing costs, grocery costs, energy, health care, those are all top of mind for people because those are the things you have to pay for... You've got to make that math work every month, and right now, it is not working for way too many…
Hardworking Americans shouldn’t have to worry about bad actors stealing their identity and filing fraudulent tax returns in their name.
This bipartisan legislation will help patients make more informed decisions by requiring greater transparency about health care prices and out-of-pocket costs.
No one should have to guess what a health care service will cost before getting the care that they need.
While the President continues his mission to make life more expensive, I'll keep working to lower costs for Granite Staters.
Now, his new tariffs on Canadian goods, as well as the across-the-board tariffs, will stretch the budgets of New Hampshire families even more.
President Trump promised to lower prices, but families across New Hampshire are paying more every time they go to the grocery store because of his reckless tariffs and illegal war with Iran.
This medal honors Doris’ sacrifice and reminds us that everyone has a part to play to serve our country.
It was an honor to recognize Portsmouth-native Doris Moore’s service in the 6888th Battalion during World War II by presenting her family with a replica of the Congressional Gold Medal awarded to the Six Triple Eight.
I appreciated the opportunity to hear from leaders of organizations that help combat addiction about what programs have been working and the ways in which we can continue to expand access to the treatment and support that saves lives.
I was grateful to hear from the doctors and health care leaders at Lamprey Health Care about how these higher costs are affecting their patients, and I will continue to advocate for solutions that bring down the cost of health care for…
I'm pleased to see it advance with strong bipartisan support, and I'll keep working to ensure that families in rural New Hampshire can access the care that they need close to home.
This bipartisan bill will help rural hospitals provide emergency obstetric care by expanding access to training and connecting providers in rural facilities to specialists.
As labor and delivery units close in rural areas in New Hampshire and across the country, it is critical that every hospital is prepared to treat pregnant and postpartum women who are facing life-threatening emergencies.
Thanks to the tireless work of local leaders who help Granite Staters battling addiction, we’re finally beginning to see a drop in overdose deaths in New Hampshire. This progress is a result of the advocacy of Granite Staters in the…
Now, we're seeing the consequences of that decision, with enrollment in Affordable Care Act health insurance already down by almost eight percent in New Hampshire and that number is likely to grow.
President Trump and Congressional Republicans chose to make Americans’ health care premiums more expensive in order to give billionaires and corporate special interests a tax break.





