There are 57 oversight hearings going on this week in the House of Representatives, and I just wonder how many of those hearings are focusing on unconstitutional actions taken by this administration.

It is not the prerogative of the President to decide to rewrite the laws to augment remedies.

This executive order does precisely that and it is unlawful.

Why don't you just make information public? Why don't you revise the way you collect data and then, make that available to the public?

Why do you assume the federal government can rank colleges and thereby, presume to know what is best for millions of students and their families as they research their postsecondary options?

It is one thing to say states must authorize institutions that operate within their states. It is an entirely another thing to dictate precisely how those states are to do it.

You give a woman a fish and you feed her for a day, teach her to fish and you feed her for a lifetime.

we passed a bill out of the House called the SKILLS Act, which is now over in the Senate.

I am wondering what has changed in the President's mind since 2012 when he said we needed to consolidate programs and have one program for people to come get the help that they need.

We collect too much data at the federal level and we don't have information.

We could get the people to come into math and science if we were willing to pay them what they are worth.