later we talked to andrew laconia, newr of hampshire on his endorsement of senator amy klobuchar. at video of the new hampshire presidential primary officially getting underway at midnight eastern with votes in dixie much. notch.ksville it is new hampshire primary day. welcome to washington journal. we would love to hear your thoughts. republicans, call (202) 748-8001 . democrats, it s (202) 748-8000. independents, it s (202) 748-8002. that s the same wjtwitter we are at c-span and we can post your thoughts on /c-span., facebook.com last night we were live from dixville notch as they opened the polls and quickly got the results. here s how things fared. republican ballot, donald trump getting 15 votes. bill weld, for votes. mary maxwell, one vote. democratic ballot, amy klobuchar with six, elizabeth warren with four, andrew yang with three, bernie sanders with two, tom steyer one, joe biden one, tulsi gabbard one. wins themberg republican right in and on the democratic
[cheering] [crowd chanting usa] pres. trump: hello, manchester, and i m thrilled to be in the great state of new hampshire with thousands of hardworking patriots, who believe in god, family, and country. thank you, thank you. and, i will tell you what, we have more in this arena, and i hate to say this to you, we have more than this outside of the arena, trying to get in. so, if you would like to give up your seat or where you re standing, sorry we couldn t get to a seat. but if you want to give it up, let them come, and you go out, does anybody want to make that deal? i don t think so. but, we have more in this arena, and outside of this arena, then all of the other candidates meaning the democrats put together and multiplied times five. [cheering] pres. trump: and the fake news, these guys will never reports that. they will never report that. booing]] pres. trump: they don t even like showing the crowd, they always show my face. they never show the crowd, but you know
adequate healthcare. so what bernie has been talking about for 20, 30 years is what our organization has been working for four 20 years. so we are very, very pleased with what his plan isfor the healthcare. iit s a profit driven healthcare and it s just not working . c1 you think the medicare for all type proposal that bernie sanders and horses, is that a realistic goal for the country? can it be paid for? i think what we re doing right now is unsustainable. this country pays way more than other countries who have healthcare for all and we have worse outcomes, i think can be done. i don t understand why the richest country in the world is not with all of the other industrialized countries. are on the ground in new hampshire neighboring maine, what s been your week or so, hi what have you been doing? i don t canvassing both both in maine and new hampshire and what we ve been doing trying to answer questions that people have and as you might expect, my emphasis comes fr
Heading into their seventh month working under an expired contract, about 50 registered nurses and technicians at Down East Community Hospital in Machias began a two-day strike on Tuesday over compensation and staffing they say is inadequate and jeopardizing patient care. “In order to recruit and retain our staff, we need to have competitive wages […] The post Nurses, technicians in Machias strike over staffing and retention issues appeared first on Maine Morning Star.
Today, nurses publicly called on Gov. Janet Mills to support LD 1639, a bill that would create mandated nurse-to-patient ratios based on patients’ needs in Maine’s acute-care hospitals.