Ending Spending ad. In August 2014, Ending Spending Action Fund, a super  PAC supporting former Sen. Scott Brown, released an attack ad against Shaheen  entitled, "Cronyism." The ad claimed that, while the average New Hampshire  citizen had struggled financially, "Shaheen's wealth has surged while in public  office.
Oct 28, 2014 ... Jeanne Shaheen's ethics by claiming she profited “from her votes,” and  specifically accusing her husband of engaging in “a shady stock deal” and the  New Hampshire senator of “a conflict of interest.” As a result of this family  conspiracy, the ad says, Shaheen's “wealth has surged while in public office.
People's pledge. In a letter sent March 15, 2014, incumbent Jeanne Shaheen (D)  said she "very much admired the People's Pledge" that Scott Brown signed with  Sen. ... The ad claimed that, while the average New Hampshire citizen had  struggled financially, "Shaheen's wealth has surged while in public office."  Shaheen's ...
Nov 2, 2017 ... Why it matters: Former State Department officials have begun to publicly say the  cuts are going too far, House Democrats say the department is undergoing an " intentional hollowing-out" and Republican Sen. John McCain and Democrat  Jeanne Shaheen sent a letter to Tillerson that said "America's ...
Aug 29, 2017 ... Some of the members in question borrowed the money before being elected to  Congress, effectively indebting them to wealthy benefactors during .... Kimball  has been a financial supporter of Shaheen since at least the New Hampshire  politician's first run for the Senate in 2002, a race that she narrowly lost.
Says Sen. Jeanne Shaheen’s "wealth has surged while in public office."