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Don Bolduc On The Record
- New Hampshire running for U.S. Senate
- Retired United States Army Brigadier General. Commanded many of the nation’s most famous units during the Global War on Terror. General Bolduc served on the Joint Staff in the Office of the Secretary of Defense and Aide to the Secretary of the Army, routinely briefing high level government officials including members of the Joint Chiefs of Staff and President of the United States. His final post of his military career was as Special Forces Africa Commander. He oversaw more than 2,000 operations.
- Master of Science in Security Technologies from the United States Army War College
- "Implement E-Verify, and keep Title 42 in place (the portion of US code that allows the CDC Director to issue)."
- Marijuana - "And until we get controls or some sort of system and technology in place for our police to be able to test sobriety of people that that are operating under the influence of marijuana, this is a public safety issue."
- "Three Things Must Happen To Ensure Ukraine Wins and Russia Loses
1. To accomplish this the United States and its NATO allies must ensure that the defense of NATO is complete and leaves no doubt in Putin‘s mind that an invasion or military aggression will be met with the destruction of the Kremlin.
2. Secondly, we must ensure that President Zelenskyy gets the intelligence, material support, and military resources required to continue the resistance. There must be no delay in this support.
3. Thirdly, we must support all humanitarian and refugee efforts."
- "The Affordable Care Act has some things in it that we need to keep." "We need to get new people in Congress to support the president on his initiative to improve health care for all Americans."
- Abortion – (Opposes Federal) "There is a solid New Hampshire law here. There's a solid New Hampshire law that allows a choice up to six months."
When specifically asked, "Let's just say New Hampshire's abortion ban, 24 weeks, comes to the floor of the Senate. Are you voting yes or no?" Bolduc answered, "I don't think that question makes any sense to me. It's already a law here in the state of New Hampshire."
https://www.citizenscount.org/candidate/don-bolduc/running
- New Hampshire running for U.S. Senate
- Retired United States Army Brigadier General. Commanded many of the nation’s most famous units during the Global War on Terror. General Bolduc served on the Joint Staff in the Office of the Secretary of Defense and Aide to the Secretary of the Army, routinely briefing high level government officials including members of the Joint Chiefs of Staff and President of the United States. His final post of his military career was as Special Forces Africa Commander. He oversaw more than 2,000 operations.
- Master of Science in Security Technologies from the United States Army War College
- "Implement E-Verify, and keep Title 42 in place (the portion of US code that allows the CDC Director to issue)."
- Marijuana - "And until we get controls or some sort of system and technology in place for our police to be able to test sobriety of people that that are operating under the influence of marijuana, this is a public safety issue."
- "Three Things Must Happen To Ensure Ukraine Wins and Russia Loses
1. To accomplish this the United States and its NATO allies must ensure that the defense of NATO is complete and leaves no doubt in Putin‘s mind that an invasion or military aggression will be met with the destruction of the Kremlin.
2. Secondly, we must ensure that President Zelenskyy gets the intelligence, material support, and military resources required to continue the resistance. There must be no delay in this support.
3. Thirdly, we must support all humanitarian and refugee efforts."
- "The Affordable Care Act has some things in it that we need to keep." "We need to get new people in Congress to support the president on his initiative to improve health care for all Americans."
- Abortion – (Opposes Federal) "There is a solid New Hampshire law here. There's a solid New Hampshire law that allows a choice up to six months."
When specifically asked, "Let's just say New Hampshire's abortion ban, 24 weeks, comes to the floor of the Senate. Are you voting yes or no?" Bolduc answered, "I don't think that question makes any sense to me. It's already a law here in the state of New Hampshire."
https://www.citizenscount.org/candidate/don-bolduc/running
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