There are synergies that occur having them all in one department. There may be a case for spinning off some programs, there may be a case for downsizing the department, but those are decisions that the new secretary should make.
Susan Collins: “There are synergies that occur having them all in one department. There may be a case for spinning off some programs…”
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Collins emphasizes the importance of the Education Department and suggests careful consideration of changes.
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