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MANCHESTER, N.H. —
Congresswoman Annie Kuster has returned from a weekendlong visit to the U.S.-Mexico border.
The Democrat joined other members of Congress for a briefing on conditions at border facilities.
Kuster said conditions at some locations were horrendous and she was disturbed by what she saw.
President Trump is threatening to veto the defense budget, in part because that bill would also ban the military from using firefighting foam containing chemicals that have contaminated water in parts of New Hampshire.
MANCHESTER, N.H. —
On the eve of arguments in front of a federal appeals court, New Hampshire's Democratic congressional delegation warned that a lawsuit aimed at overturning the Affordable Care Act could have devastating effects for thousands of Granite Staters.
U .S. Reps. Annie Kuster and Chris Pappas each went out on a limb on Friday.
Actually, they went out on a rope, as they took part in the United Way’s Over the Edge fundraiser at the Brady Sullivan Tower.
What more could the federal government do to help Cheshire County fight the opioid epidemic and meet local health care needs? That was the topic Monday, as Congresswoman Ann M. Kuster stopped by the county jail and nursing home to meet with county leaders.
MANCHESTER, N.H. —
The four members of New Hampshire’s all-Democratic congressional delegation expressed deep concern over President Donald Trump’s comments that he would not rule out accepting damaging information about his 2020 rivals from a foreign government.
For Rep. Annie Kuster, traveling to France to attend the 75th-anniversary ceremonies commemorating D-Day hit close to home.
Her late father, Malcolm McLane, was on patrol during D-Day and received a Purple Heart for his service in World War II.
I will never forget running outside into the cold dark night. I was a freshman college student at a dance with friends. It was a wonderful party until a young man assaulted me in a crude and insulting way. I felt scared and alone.
WASHINGTON —
U.S. Rep. Annie Kuster, D-N.H., highlighted the issue of toxic chemicals in New Hampshire’s drinking water in Washington on Wednesday.
Kuster spoke at a hearing about the impact contamination from the chemicals is having on communities near some industrial plants and military bases.