In 2016, NOAA agreed to pay 85 percent of that cost, but in 2017, unless we do something about it, that cost is going to shift back to our fishers unless another agreement is reached.

Under the Medicaid expansion program that I just talked about, made possible only by the Affordable Care Act, thousands of New Hampshire citizens are getting the opportunity to get treatment for substance use disorder.

I think the idea of some sort of financing tool, particularly for small businesses, is really important.

New Hampshire has been rated the best state for business friendliness in the country.

As Governor, I was pleased to work with members of both parties to build on the example that Senator Young talked about in Indiana to have a bipartisan New Hampshire-specific Medicaid expansion plan that's providing coverage now to over…

The work that NOAA does is so important, and I look forward to working together with them in the future.

The industry is more sensitive to changes in the fee structures prescribed by NOAA than many.

I look forward to working with you too, but I'm concerned about your unwillingness to commit to making sure that insurance companies cover these essential benefits.

I'm just concerned that you're not going to be able to back up that guarantee if the Affordable Care Act is repealed, and I'm concerned about the impact that will have on States and people like Ashley who need the coverage.

Your vote would have had the effect of allowing employers to fire a woman for using birth control or for other decisions she makes about her own body and reproductive health.

What I'm asking you is--there is at least one voucher program in Florida, the McKay voucher program, which makes students sign away their rights before they can get that voucher. That is fundamentally wrong.

I am concerned that when students who experience disabilities receive a publicly funded voucher to attend a private school, they often don't receive adequate resources.