the Next Steps for Main Street, introduced by Senator Snowe
Senator Snowe is very concerned about some of the recent GAO decisions that created a super preference for HUBZones.
Senator Snowe realizes the importance of true parity among the programs and the detriment of fighting amongst the progra...
I just again want to thank our witnesses for all of their work--they have all been working on it for quite some time--an...
It is startling to me that you could present the regulator with the report showing such serious problems and no action w...
true parity requires an equal opportunity for all the programs to compete
She thinks that it is a critical program that does a lot of great work, and that none of the programs are immune to prob...
Senator Snowe as well is very interested and concerned with having the women's contracting program up and in place, and ...
We appreciate Senator Snowe's strong support for the program.
I suspect that the cultural differences are also reflected in the regulators.
As Senator Collins said, our adversaries are not sitting in the stands waiting to see what we do.
It seems to me that when you went to the CDC a year ago and showed such glaring deficiencies in just basic security meas...
Just following up on that point, we have done a lot of work with State and local governments, and with our private secto...
I think empowering Michelle Rhee's office, as the chancellor of education for the District of Columbia, would be a good ...
That really is heartening to me, and that suggests that we're making a real difference.
That is real progress for these students.
The charter school movement in the District appears to have been extraordinarily successful.
I don't see the need to treat the Opportunity Scholarship schools differently. It seems to me accreditation ensures a ce...
