Wow. A new report reveals that President Trump's taxpayer-funded political TV ads are funded by the Department of Homeland Security.
DHS should focus on threats like stopping fentanyl, not bankrolling yet another vanity project for the President.

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Each year, scammers steal billions of dollars and ruin victims’ lives. That's why I'm leading a comprehensive effort to combat criminal scams. I sat down with @frontlinepbs and @AP in their new documentary, Scammed, to discuss this work and how both the public and private (cont in image...)
More than $400 million meant for the Secret Service has been diverted to White House construction projects, including President Trump’s new ballroom. I’m pressing for answers on what that means for the agency’s ability to protect our leaders and combat scams and other (cont in image...)
I just went to the Senate floor to call out President Trump's taxpayer-funded political ad campaign, but Senate Republicans blocked my resolution. Our tax dollars shouldn't be spent on propaganda campaigns for a President.
This National VFW Day, we recognize VFW members in New Hampshire and across the country for their service military service overseas and their continued commitment to veterans and their communities. Thank you for all that you do to keep our country safe, secure, and free.
Wow. A new report reveals that President Trump's taxpayer-funded political TV ads are funded by the Department of Homeland Security.
DHS should focus on threats like stopping fentanyl, not bankrolling yet another vanity project for the President.
Rent. Groceries. Child care. Health care. There are a lot of ways $1.8 billion could help families. While President Trump chooses to spend that money on his vanity projects, our new calculator shows what that spending could pay for instead to help Americans make ends meet:
As Granite Staters pay more for food, gas, and health care, President Trump is spending taxpayer dollars on a TV ad promoting himself.
The Administration needs to provide immediate answers about how much taxpayer money is being spent on yet another vanity project.
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Retweeted Shane Goldmacher: Some news: Senator Maggie Hassan (D-NH) sent a letter to White House chief of staff Susie Wiles on Thursday demanding…
President Trump's nominees are so scared of him that they can't say that he would EVER be wrong about something. That's disqualifying Quoting Aaron Rupar
There is absolutely no place for calls for political violence in our state or our country. The recent dangerous rhetoric calling for political assassinations in NH makes everyone less safe, and undermines the principles of our democracy. All leaders, of all political stripes, (cont in image...)
A new Joint Economic Committee Minority report out today finds that President Trump’s vanity projects like his golden ballroom and gigantic arch could cost $1.82 BILLION. What could $1.82 billion do for Americans instead? Take a look.
For 47 years, the Glendi Greek Festival has brought Granite Staters together to celebrate Greek heritage, community, and tradition. I was glad to be in Manchester and join the volunteers who make this beloved festival possible each year.
The Trump Administration is seriously going to take health insurance away from people for not going to the doctor? Are they expecting people to go to the emergency room for fun to keep their insurance? Quoting Aaron Rupar
Since 2010, fire fighter Shaun Sullivan of Hampton has supported children at Ubaka U Rwanda, forming lasting relationships and inspiring others to join him in giving back. His extraordinary service is why I’m proud to name him September’s Granite Stater of the Month.
G’mar chatimah tovah. Wishing a meaningful fast to all those observing Yom Kippur in New Hampshire and across the country.
The last thing America needs is for the Trump administration to mess even more with NIH
I was glad to join veterans and their families at Harbor Care’s annual Veteran Stand Down and speak with Jeff Chidester of WFEA about NH’s work to combat veteran homelessness. We must continue working together to support veterans when they return home.