No, it is only in the student loan market where political forces are taking advantage of economic peril to create a federal monopoly.
Tom Price: “No, it is only in the student loan market where political forces are taking advantage of economic peril to create a…”
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Tom Price warns against creating a federal monopoly in student loans during economic crises.
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