If there is a single republican who will take the word of the other party that says when there is a public and private offered that the intent isn't to drive out the private, look at this example, 74 percent of colleges chose the private.
Souder expresses distrust in the public-private option in education.
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The proposal to sharply expand the Pell Grant Program and make it an entitlement is likewise fiscally irresponsible and potentially might add to already inflated college costs.
It's based off the capital gains. Right now--I had one person with a $40,000 house, and the capital gains on that made the difference of his retirement on an annual basis. The question is they have planned nothing----
At a time when California is begging on their knees, we are being held up as California a model of how they did low income and affordability in college.
This is a pretty amazing hearing, the party of Andrew Jackson who opposed the national banks not only proposing another national bank.
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