According to the Committee for Education Funding, the Republican education agenda is projected to cut over $3 billion from the Department of Education's budget including a $1 billion cut from Title I funding, a program aimed at supporting children in poverty.
Criticism of proposed cuts to education funding under the Republican agenda.
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If we had vouchers, or whatever you want to call premium support things, the Medicare would stop being a defined benefit plan and become a defined contribution plan, would it not?
I think it is the first hearing that Republicans have held in the Ways and Means Committee to advance their plan to end the Medicare as we know it.
I am concerned about the proposals or any proposals that would shift costs to beneficiaries. Doing so I think would devastate them.
It is apparent to me in this hearing from the testimony presented today that the Democrats' health care law is unconstitutional and will rob Americans of their current health plan and further hinder economic growth.
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