so much they defunded the care.

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For New Hampshire Sen. Maggie Hassan, it felt personal watching more than 120 jobs tied to special education disappear during the U.S. government shutdown.


That's particularly painful to Hassan, a second-term lawmaker and former governor with a son, Ben, who was born almost four decades ago with cerebral palsy, a neurological condition that affects movement and posture. While in school, the senator's son needed some of the very programs she says now have an uncertain fate without people to manage them.


"This is a real blow to children and families all across the country," Hassan told USA TODAY in an interview. "I don't have constituents asking me to shut the door on kids with disabilities."

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We have certain things in common Jeffrey..

Caring for the sick, infirm, special needs and poor is Democratic. Trump proved it by cutting things Democrats promote.

Anti LGBT, pro hate speech, anti immigration and new wars are Republican. This is proved by maga and Trump every day.

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I was right.

You guys still yammering on and on. Vote yes on the continuing resolution. They would have their funding.