I was honored earlier today to bring to this floor a measure that deals with the educational security of rural America, and it is worth noting that there was not a single member of this House present who voted against the legislation for the New Education Land Grant Act. I said at that time, this is an issue that affects us not as Republicans or as Democrats, but as Americans. How sad it is, to see what transpires in this town via smoke and mirrors and spin, when we are dealing with a problem that threatens the security of every American; to read in the Little Rock Democrat Gazette from one columnist that this is some form of red scare, to have those hurl verbal brickbats at a clear and present danger to the United States.
NAN A. S. HAYWORTH: “I was honored earlier today to bring to this floor a measure that deals with the educational security of rural America…”
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Discussing the New Education Land Grant Act and its importance for rural America's educational security.
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