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Do you think the Federal Government needs to make its benefits even more generous than they already are right now to compete for labor?

So, for Ms. Manning, I have a question for you.

I mean, the fact that the government, or should I say Congress, decides how much we will spend before even putting a budget together. Is that backward in and of itself?

The Federal Government must implement a comprehensive paid family and medical leave policy and we must do so now.

It is one thing to provide a benefit like this during an extraordinary period, like COVID-19.

What do you think that says to the average American, saying that their Federal employee counterparts are getting more benefits than private citizens who are struggling to recover from the pandemic?

Republicans believe the Federal employees should get the job done for the American people and that they should be held accountable for doing so.

It is time for us to meet in person. You cannot lead by fear, and other committees are meeting in person.

Our country is facing several crises--the Biden border crisis, the Biden crime crisis, the Biden economic crisis, the Biden energy crisis...

I am constantly hearing from small business owners about how labor shortages are plaguing their ability to hire talented workers.

There's nothing more inequitable than a wealthy parent being able to send their child to any school they want, but outdated education policies telling low-income parents they can't have the same opportunities.

Yet the Department is preoccupied with pushing civics grant programs as already been cited like Critical Race Theories, who have promoted a divisive theology.

Parents want their schools to ramp up the skills for jobs like cybersecurity, engineering, health care to compete with China.

I'm afraid we've got a generation of students who now have been put at a tremendous disadvantage.

But moving on, you know, many teachers have made tough choices but, you know, families across the country made a lot of sacrifices too.

New Poll Confirms Widespread Support for School Choice.

Georgia families expected change and they expected Congress to invest in them.

Subsidizing early childhood education will accomplish that by making sure that more children, the parents and the families of more children can afford the high-quality investments