The reality of Washington, DC, is divorced from the reality of our schools, students and educators.
we've spent a lot in the Middle East. We've spent a lot to keep Wall Street from collapsing.
Sometimes, you lose sight of those when you take shots at each other's party or each other's President.
It really was an enormous achievement for this committee and Congress along with you and the executive branch to partici...
I want in the law that we're going to be on Mars by 2033.
I truly think that there is a broader lesson for government, not just in Puerto Rico, at the Commonwealth level, but for...
The Every Student Succeeds Act rightly shifts the locus of decisionmaking back to States and districts.
As legislators, we make laws, and the department as part of the executive branch, you have the responsibility to impleme...
Better late than never.
I just want to encourage you to consider that a realistic way to deliver on the President's commitment to make community...
I appreciate the work that you are all doing. Thank you, Mr. Chairman.
I reiterate the thanks. Thank you, to the advocates, thank you, to the panelists.
I am excited here to have this hearing regarding compensatory mitigation. As everybody knows, this is a mainstream item.
I especially want to thank you for the administration's proposed funding increase for the Charter School Program request...
Thank you so much for coming before us and thank the Obama administration for putting forward a great budget in this are...
To make the investments that we talk about in that bill effective, we need to provide leaders at the NIH the ability to ...
The Affordable Care Act has improved millions of Americans' lives.
This budget definitely is something that makes critical investments in the long-term health and well-being of America's ...
