“[On Trump's statements about vaccine safety:] It was the wrong thing when he said it was not safe. The FDA leader must have the courage to say when the president is wrong.
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“The advertisement raises deep concerns about the Trump Administration's use of taxpayer dollars and its compliance with federal laws that prohibit the use of appropriated funds for the promotion of a political party or candidate. … The advertisement does not have a clear official government purpose. … This taxpayer-funded political advertisement serves as yet another troubling example of President Trump's growing list of expensive vanity projects – including the White House ballroom – that are estimated to cost over $1.8 billion.
“[Hassan called Paul's account of the Democrats' position] a mischaracterization [and said senators should pursue a] good-faith bipartisan approach to obtain this information.
“It is very difficult for me to understand how a president and a secretary of HHS, who said they wanted kids to get fewer jabs, are now recommending that they get more jabs.
“Trump's corruption is clear as day: He promised to deliver for Big Oil if they donated to his campaign…this in turn has caused Trump's own oil and gas stock holdings to skyrocket, all while Americans are left to shoulder the cost through high prices at the pump.
“In a joint statement, New Hampshire's congressional delegation said: 'The Democratic National Committee's decision today is wrong for Democrats, wrong for New Hampshire, and wrong for the country. New Hampshire's First in the Nation primary is a tested proving ground in a closely contested swing state that forges better candidates and better presidents — and despite what DNC insiders say, that hasn't changed. Regardless of today's vote, Granite Staters remain committed to the hard work of organizing.'