It looks like to me you are saying that you will look at, when those contracts expire, hiring some of those people who have been working for the contractor and bringing them back into the government.
Roland Burris
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Roland Burris is a Democratic politician from Illinois who served as a United States Senator from 2009 to 2010. He was appointed to the Senate to fill the vacancy left by Barack Obama when Obama became President. Burris was the first African American to represent Illinois in the U.S. Senate. Prior to his Senate appointment, he held various public offices, including Illinois State Comptroller and Attorney General. Burris has been an advocate for civil rights and has focused on issues such as healthcare and education during his political career.
I want to congratulate you and look forward to you continuing your work with public service.
Our future is guaranteed from a national standpoint if we take care of our people.
Senator Burris. General Rochelle, Admiral Ferguson, General Newton, and General Coleman, please clarify your policy regarding servicemembers receiving dislocation allowance (DLA) entitlement during their final permanent change of station…
I think it is very unfortunate that the Secretary of Education has said that they are not going to allow new students into this program.
We cannot put the onus on public schools and not fund public education when it is the obligation of the government to see to it that our students are educated.
The fact that you went to a charter school is certainly a blessing, but that does not mean that the kids in a public school are not going to make it either.
I commend you young people. But I remember when we grew up, poverty did not determine our education.
I do not want to have the wrong impression being communicated here that this program is the be all and end all for the problems, and vouchers are the be all and end all for the problems of our school children.
My whole problem is that I can go get you some students in a public school, and they also went to college.
Let's make that a marriage made in heaven and hire that person, and get them to work right away for the Federal Government.
Well, I know you would have some preference to veterans, but do they get a special preference if they are an Army veteran?
I am a little bit green to the Senate, so I am going to ask some questions that may seem to be a little redundant, but it would also help me.