As we work to foster a growing economy, hearing directly from folks who see challenges and opportunities in our schools and workplaces will help us make sure Washington does not block the road to growth and prosperity.
John Kline: “As we work to foster a growing economy, hearing directly from folks who see challenges and opportunities in our schools…”
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Kline emphasizes the importance of understanding local challenges to promote economic growth.
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