I think it is a little frustrating for my colleagues on this committee, myself, too, to really want to sit down at the table in a very bipartisan manner and figure out where some of these cuts need to be made.
Cook expresses frustration over the lack of bipartisan cooperation in budget cuts.
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I still have a tendency to side with the history, the heritage, and everything else.
I encourage my colleagues that we do not shift away from the primary focus, which is the education of children.
That is very disturbing to me as an educator and for somebody who is obviously very concerned about this.
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