Kay Hagan actually said...

"Because this is a benefit that these men and women have really deserved and it has certainly helped from an educational standpoint for those individuals and, as I said, when they transition out."

"I think that is a powerful program that allows our servicemembers to pursue education in their off time."

"One of my top priorities has been to get help and answers for those individuals in the Marine Corps that have been affected by this water contamination at Camp Lejeune."

"I think that our school and our State has determined that regardless of zip code, we're going to make sure that you have the same opportunities to study aerospace engineering no matter where you live."