On the recordMarch 9, 2011
We all agree on the need for fiscal restraint, but we cannot win the next century by slashing the programs that matter most.
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congress.govNita Lowey: “We all agree on the need for fiscal restraint, but we cannot win the next century by slashing the programs that matter…”
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Lowey emphasizes the importance of maintaining funding for crucial educational programs despite fiscal concerns.
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