Maggie Hassan

The job of the U.S. Government is not exactly the same as the job of a business in the private sector.

We all share the priority of working toward a more efficient and effective Federal Government.

The Trump administration has paid lip service to this issue, but has not taken any real, meaningful action.

I do not want any of us to lose sight of the fact that there are children who are still traumatized at our border today because of the humanitarian crisis created by this Administration.

I would like to know how many of our government computers still have this vulnerability.

We understand that we will continue to be dealing with Spectre and Meltdown issues for years.

DHS, supported by Congress, is working hard to try to defend our government systems from foreign cyber attacks.

What is happening to these children today, now, every minute, every hour, every day, every week, month that they are separated from their parents is doing them irreparable harm.

Certainly the U.S. Government can find a way to reunite these children, even if it means reorganizing and reprioritizing resources.

This is not about politics. It is about our moral obligation to stand up and act in the face of clear and absolute injustice.

We must strengthen border security, but we have to do that in a way remaining true to our American values.

Protecting Medicaid's integrity is critical to protecting the Medicaid program for vulnerable populations.

It is just hard to grasp.

Millions of Americans rely on Medicaid for care.

The President created this crisis, and, unfortunately, his Executive Order seems to have created even more confusion.

I am outraged at the humanitarian crisis that President Trump has created on our Southern Border.

Thousands of Granite Staters rely on Medicaid for really critical care.

That is why in May of last year, I joined Senator Udall in calling for a hearing on the state of media in the United States.

I am increasingly concerned that the current administration seems to have little regard for the freedom of the press.

If confirmed, your actions will have a direct impact on the overall health of the media landscape.

Mark Zuckerberg has said that he sees Facebook more as a government than a traditional company.

The economic incentives for these companies are so strong that we simply cannot expect that these companies will always do the right thing by their users

When private companies are unwilling or unable to do what's necessary to protect their customers... public officials have historically stepped in

I will just echo what the Ranking Member, and the Chairman, and now Senator Kaine have said, to ask you to please express the most urgent concern from me, as well as all of our colleagues who are speaking up, about this Administration's…

I have worked across the aisle with Senator Gardner, and now with Senators Perdue and Tester, on the AIRWAVES Act.