by Isaac Schorr
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Sen. Maggie Hassan, (D-N.H.) questions Secretary of Education Miguel Cardona during a Senate hearing to discuss reopening schools, at Capitol Hill in Washington, D.C., September 30, 2021.
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Senator Maggie Hassan, who faces a tough reelection bid in New Hampshire this year, has been outspoken in her denunciations of Big Oil.
In March 2018, Hassan took to the Senate floor to accuse Donald Trump of being “focused on an agenda that is based on climate change denial,” and his administration of putting “the priorities of Big Oil companies” above the best interests of the country’s natural resources.
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Isaac Schorr is an editor at Mediaite and a 2023–2024 Robert Novak Journalism Fellow at the Fund for American Studies.
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Senator Maggie Hassan, who faces a tough reelection bid in New Hampshire this year, has been outspoken in her denunciations of Big Oil.
In March 2018, Hassan took to the Senate floor to accuse Donald Trump of being “focused on an agenda that is based on climate change denial,” and his administration of putting “the priorities of Big Oil companies” above the best interests of the country’s natural resources.
About the Author
Isaac Schorr is an editor at Mediaite and a 2023–2024 Robert Novak Journalism Fellow at the Fund for American Studies.
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