I think that is what we have got to look at, not thinking that the efficacy of a program is dependent upon the number of people that are enrolled in it but rather the efficacy of a program being how many people got off the rolls and ended up back into the work force.
Senator Braun highlights the importance of measuring program outcomes over enrollment numbers.
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