This deal was made despite the fact that ZTE created serious cybersecurity vulnerabilities for the United States and has blatantly violated U.S. trade sanctions by making sales to Iran and North Korea.
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.
Having accurate data and maps will undoubtedly provide great benefits to the American people by highlighting what areas of our country need the most immediate investment and attention.
It is very disturbing to me that the President is making decisions that impact our national security without even bringing the right experts into the room.
I am concerned that despite acknowledging the threat posed by China in the global race to 5G--and I am right with my colleagues, we have to win that race.
To me, this is a basic fairness issue. We shouldn't be giving drug companies tax breaks on the billions of dollars they spend on advertising, advertising that hikes up costs for consumers while Americans struggle to afford the rising cost…
In my view, this represents an important step toward transparency, and despite this Administration's silence when the bill was introduced, I'm really glad you are now looking into this idea.
Unless we set up systems to empower and protect children-athletes, we are going to see this play out again and again.
I share my colleagues, and I think all Americans, extraordinary distress and outrage at the lack of integrity and proper oversight by the U.S. Olympic Committee and by Michigan State University.
We are seeing a big drop-off in young people starting businesses, in part because of the kind of student debt they have.
You have introduced a bill, the ROI Act, to relieve student debt so that more young entrepreneurs and innovators can get started.
I think it was important and right that the Senate just voted to reinstate net neutrality.
Nobody loves red tape but all of us, I think--and you have all agreed in some way--appreciate that regulation helps the quality of life we all enjoy.
You can't just, in government, wave a magic wand and suddenly have the tools that you need to catch up to the digital age.
I am very comfortable saying that the overwhelming amount of evidence that I read... confirms that climate change is real.
It is clear that autonomous vehicles hold great promise for reducing crashes, deaths, and injuries on our nation's highways.
We must prioritize the needs of our constituents when it comes to transportation.
Empowering rural broadband is not something to make people happy. It's to make people employed.
I think Congress is one of the only bodies that can actually push Federal spectrum out to the private sector.
The AIRWAVES Act will make major investments in rural broadband, promote innovation, and incentivize ongoing investment in this space.
Last week you publicly pledged to my fellow New Hampshire Senator, Jeanne Shaheen, that you would take another look at this issue.





