Ayotte: Warren Running for President Would Be a ‘Favor to Republicans’
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Hassan Beats Ayotte
New Hampshire Democratic Gov. Maggie Hassan defeated freshman Republican Sen. Kelly Ayotte by a narrow margin in one of the most expensive races in the country.
Hassan Campaign Manager Was Convicted of Barroom Sucker Punch
Gov. Maggie Hassan’s campaign manager was convicted of drunkenly sucker punching a man over a bathroom line.
Hassan Defended Corporations Against Medical Leave Suits
Gov. Maggie Hassan has campaigned on her support for paid family leave, but as a corporate attorney Hassan defended large companies against allegations of medical leave violations, according to court records obtained by the Washington Free Beacon.
Ayotte Warns Healthcare Costs Will Continue to Increase
Republican Sen. Kelly Ayotte said that healthcare costs would continue to rise under Obamacare after the federal government announced that health insurance premiums are expected to soar next year.
‘Stakes’ Ad Pushes for Support of Iran Sanctions Act Extension
Ayotte Leads All Senate Candidates in Ticket Splitting
Republican Senator Kelly Ayotte’s rescinded endorsement of Donald Trump has bolstered her support among those who plan on voting for Hillary Clinton, according to a new report.
Hassan Pays Female Workers 79 Cents on the Dollar
New Hampshire Democrat Maggie Hassan has made the gender pay gap a centerpiece of her campaign, but women working for the Hassan administration earn just 80 cents for every dollar a male worker makes.
U.S. Cash to Iran May Have Funded Attack on American Navy
Leading members of Congress suspect a portion of a recent $1.7 billion cash payment to Iran may have been used to help arm and support Yemeni terrorists who recently fired missiles on a U.S. Navy ship in the Red Sea, according to a new congressional inquiry that seeks to determine how U.S. taxpayer funds are being used by Iran to boost its global terror operation.
Paul Ryan ‘Won’t Defend Trump’ Any Longer
House Speaker Paul Ryan (R., Wis.) told House Republicans on a conference call Monday morning that he will no longer defend Donald Trump and instead focus on retaining his party’s majority in the chamber.
