I work for you. That means showing up, listening, and learning from the people of New Hampshire, then getting to work alongside you. It’s the honor of my life to do this job for you. 🇺🇸
Firefighters run towards danger so the rest of us don’t have to. They are heroes who give their lives to saving lives. I am honored and proud to have the @PFFNH in my corner and to be working alongside these amazing men and women every day on the job.
I asked a Korean War veteran what Social Security means to him.
His answer: “My life. I’ve paid into Social Security my whole life and my life depends on it today.”
He kept his promise to our country. Now we have to keep ours. I’ll never stop fighting to protect and strengthen Social Security.
My dear friend @LeonardBellNH is a true American patriot, a Navy veteran, a gifted educator, and a true New Hampshire public servant. I’ve seen Leonard in action, and I’m proud to support him.
Click the link below and learn more about this amazing man:
https://t.co/iG8qJhvlRv
A nor’easter couldn’t keep Hillsborough County Democrats home.
In Peterborough, Our Town, I was reminded: every big fight has a home address. It’s a grandmother raising her grandkids through sky-high costs and red tape. It’s the young dad facing the most painful choices imaginable: filling the gas tank or filling his kid’s prescription.
I’m fighting to:
✅ Lower costs: end Trump’s war in Iran and his unconstitutional trade wars, and break up the price-gouging monopolies jacking up what you pay.
✅ Protect your healthcare: in the richest country in history, every American deserves care when and where they need it.
✅ Clean house: ban stock trading, set term limits, end corporate PAC money. I’ve never taken a penny.
Our anthem asks if that banner yet waves. Look at our candidates. The answer is YES.
36 days.🇺🇸
What am I all in for?
A fair deal for the common good. When we work hard and play by the rules, we should be able to live a good life in a community we love.
❓What am I all in for, especially when it’s hard and silent surrender is the path of least resistance?
🇺🇸A fair deal for the common good. The simple promise that when we work hard and play by the rules, we can live the good life in a community we love.
Thank you to the @rcdcnh, Lisa DeMio, Shana Potvin, and the emcee of emcees Erica de Vries for bringing us together at the Searles School and Chapel. Erica and I first met through our hero, Renny Cushing, and I said a few words about 3 lessons for the future:
1️⃣ Face the problem, no matter how daunting. No one lives that lesson more than the Moss family of Salem (Kelly, James, Lincoln, and Parker), who are working to make Weston’s Big Wish a reality every single day. I was moved beyond measure to be with them in Windham today.
2️⃣ Sweat the details.
3️⃣ Don’t give up the ship.
Surrender was never Renny’s path. It will never be ours. 🇺🇸
Before I came to Congress, I took on price-gouging corporations and monopolies at the Justice Department. I saw firsthand what happens when corrupt corporate CEOs get too much power and working people are left paying the price.
I took them on then, and I’m taking them on now.
38 days until Election Day.
Grateful to spend some time with Beth and the amazing team at Organize NH for their final in-person training. We are so lucky to have such amazing organizers doing the hard work of democracy one conversation at a time. Keep knocking. Keep calling. Keep listening. Keep showing up! 🇺🇸
Harvey Keye, I’m so grateful for your friendship, your wisdom, and the service and work you’ve done for our beloved Nashua, our beloved state, and our country. New Hampshire is a better place because of you. Thanks for a wonderful conversation, dear friend. And thank you to Nashua Community Television for being the best kind of TV in America — community TV! ❤️🇺🇸
Calling for the assassination of a fellow American simply because you disagree is not liberty. It’s anti-American and downright dangerous.
No matter your party, calls for murder should unite every American in universal condemnation and the pursuit of justice.
The best part of my job is the boss: the people of New Hampshire who I’m so proud to work for and serve.
Thank you, Woody, for the kind words — and, above all, for the work you do every day to bring people together and make New Hampshire and America truer and better.
We need term limits and age limits. We need cognitive testing. And we need a ban on trading stocks, participating in prediction markets, and crypto trades.
We’ve got to clean up our government — and some of the best ideas I get for how to do that and some of the most powerful advocates I meet in this job are young people.