It seems to me, with both Presidential candidates out there talking about education, and with huge differences in the two positions; where you have George Bush supporting a voucher system to pull money out of the public schools into the private schools, and you have Al Gore saying he wants to do twice as much for education; in terms of budget authority, where you have Vice President Gore supporting putting 100,000 new teachers in the classroom and George Bush opposing it; where you have our Vice President supporting school construction, and these are all initiatives that emanated from this side of the aisle with opposition on the other side. A fair debate.
Barbara Boxer: “It seems to me, with both Presidential candidates out there talking about education, and with huge differences in the…”
On the recordSeptember 28, 2000
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Discussing education policy and contrasting the positions of presidential candidates during a Senate floor speech.
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