Maggie Hassan

People in my home State of New Hampshire and most Americans I talk to really don't want their private and personal data used or sold without their consent just to line the pockets of Internet service providers.

Would limit the FTC's effectiveness in protecting consumers.

I am grateful that she was located, but my understanding is that under current law, neither she nor other teenage victims of online sex trafficking can seek justice against the companies that enabled their exploitation.

I'm cosponsoring this legislation because I really support the goals of this bill, to ensure that justice for victims of sex trafficking is possible and to hold bad actors like Backpage accountable and liable.

It is an incredibly empowering and self-revitalizing in many ways aspect of their recovery. They're able to stand up and say, 'This happened to me. It was wrong. And someone should pay for that in some way.'

There are a group of us that really believe forced arbitration clauses shouldn't be allowed in this type of contract.

I encourage my colleagues on the other side of the aisle to not bring forward the Graham-Cassidy bill which hasn't been through regular process.

I hope very much that we can continue in this Committee to find our way forward on bipartisan solutions to stabilize our current health insurance market.

I hope that you agree that the whistleblowers have done a service to veterans in New Hampshire and across the country by coming forward with the concerns that they have raised.

That is totally unacceptable, and I just hope you will continue to look into that in particular.

I also continue to support a full-service VA hospital in New Hampshire.

Veterans across New Hampshire and the United States of America have demonstrated a selfless commitment to keeping our Nation safe, secure, and free, and we have to ensure that every single one of our veterans receives the care that they…

We have to continue to work together to get to the bottom of these issues and to make sure that our veterans get the high-quality care that they deserve.

All of us here today are outraged by the poor conditions and quality of care that were alleged by whistleblowers.

I would urge you to think about the fact that if part of the concerns that have been raised is that the records themselves do not accurately reflect the care or the symptoms or the range of possible clinical diagnoses, that just doing a…

I want our women veterans out there to know that these hires have been made and that there are services accessible to them.

Thank you so much for being here in New Hampshire. We are grateful for the bipartisan work that you and your Committee and the Ranking Member have done and continue to do.

I have joined with a bipartisan group of colleagues in introducing the Deborah Sampson Act to address gender disparities at the VA.

As Congress considers reauthorization of the Choice program, we need to look very closely at how we can make that program work better.

I believe very strongly that the Federal Government has a contract with those who have served in uniform.

I have long felt that what we need in New Hampshire is a full-service VA hospital.

We cannot accept a situation where millions of drivers are expected to be retrained on their own dime.

Would it make sense to have a set of standards that everybody had to meet in place?

It makes a lot more sense to me to make sure that it's incorporated so that autonomous vehicles are secure.

I am very concerned that we're all assuming that there are going to be levels of cybersecurity built into this technology.