On the recordSeptember 10, 2010
If you had an actually really well-built school there, then more kids would come, right?
Source
congress.govEditor's note · Context
Franken suggests that better school conditions would attract more students.
Share & report
More from Al Franken
Dec 20, 2017
Mr. President, unlike most of my colleagues, the time I spent here in the Senate represents the sum total of my experience in elected office. For most of my life I approached politics and public policy from a very different perspective. I…
Dec 20, 2017
Mr. President, I rise to deliver the second in a series of floor speeches that I offer as I close out my time in the Senate. This afternoon, I want to talk about Americans' relationship with telecommunications and technology companies and…
Dec 21, 2017
Mr. President, this is my final speech on the floor of the U.S. Senate. I have come to the floor many times, as we all have. We come to the floor to cast our votes on bills and amendments. We come here to discuss and debate the issues that…
Other voices in this conversation
