the NLRB has a reputation for advancing expensive, job destroying changes to federal labor policies.

Clearly the rhetoric doesn't match reality.

Clearly, the rhetoric doesn't match the reality.

The NLRB has made its agenda clear. Routine cases involving a single workplace have been hijacked in order to impose sweeping changes on all workplaces.

This cannot be what Congress intended when it adopted the National Labor Relations Act to promote the general welfare and the free flow of commerce.

This is not a question, but it is very relevant to what we are talking about today.

I think we have the second highest number of teachers who have gotten National Board Certification.

If students can afford the cost of their college education, they are more likely to lead healthy and prosperous lives.

Too often... there is a perception that there is something called vocational education that is aside from 4-year schools.

Like much of the nation, Louisiana faces a mismatch between the skills of the workforce and the needs of employers.

Heavy-handed federal regulations often yield results contradictory to their aim, weighing down States with another layer of burdensome red tape.