I have to tell you that I have never understood the Secretary's reasoning in that regard and it suggests to me a political decision and not one that is based on a fair valuation of the program.
Joe Lieberman: “I have to tell you that I have never understood the Secretary's reasoning in that regard and it suggests to me a…”
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Lieberman questions the Secretary's decision on the D.C. Scholarship Program as politically motivated.
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