I think we should look at our choices. We can come down to where we allocate resources and how we make choices between the issue of tax cuts for the top 1 percent of income earners versus investing in a No Child Left Behind bill.
Christopher J. Dodd: “I think we should look at our choices. We can come down to where we allocate resources and how we make choices between…”
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Emphasizing the need to prioritize education funding over tax cuts.
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As Franklin Roosevelt said so eloquently more than 80 years ago, it is fear, and that fearing fear is what has, I think, had an awful lot to do with the lack of confidence in our country, and we need to get our confidence back.
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