Republican Senator Ayotte has passed legislation revising bail laws in New Hampshire, showcasing bipartisan success. Despite civil liberties concerns, Ayotte is proud of the achievement. She faces challenges with budget revisions and criticism for potential impacts on lower-income citizens. Additionally, her relationship with President Trump is complicated, as federal funding cuts create awkward dynamics. Ayotte has publicly criticized the Trump administration for cutting public health grant money but has not joined other states in a lawsuit. She emphasizes the need to build relationships with the White House to advocate for New Hampshire. Critics argue she has not done enough to stand up to Trump. This article originally appeared in the Globe NH Morning Report and highlights Ayotte’s first 100 days in office, focusing on public safety, fiscal responsibility, and her interactions with the Trump administration. For more news on New Hampshire and beyond, sign up for the Globe NH Morning Report newsletter. Contact Steven Porter at steven.porter@globe.com for more information.
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