I want to just remind you though that even though North Carolina may not incur the higher school costs and may not borrow out of this $5 billion, this $5 billion represents the tax dollars they have paid to Washington, and they are just going to lose it for some State that does not have the foresight to be able to afford this.
Discussing the implications of federal funding distribution for education in North Carolina.
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