The governor has been clear that his concern was to make sure that seniors who need care, and can't afford it, can receive care.

The governor has expressed in the past his concern about constitutional amendments that would eliminate the state?s responsibility for education.

The governor has serious concerns about the unanswered questions about privacy, cost and the consequences of turning motor vehicle workers into de facto agents of Homeland Security.

We are focused on making sure that parents can protect their children from threats. Obviously, we hope people will use the information responsibly.

He will support the waiver if it includes a hardship provision.

He would not consider it unless he saw compelling evidence that it would not harm New Hampshire's quality of life. And I don't think the Legislature will pass it.

We need to make sure New Hampshire doesn't become a dumping ground. The moratorium gives us time to consider all of the impacts of (burning) construction and demolition debris.