Richard L. Hanna: “It is how government uses these tools that matter.”

I think it is appropriate that we periodically review the efficiency of these programs and make improvements so that the reality of the programs remains true to the spirit of the Act.

I believe that this Congress has to change the law in order to allow you to do that

I could not agree more with Senator Casey. ... every possible matrix suggests that universal pre-K, or as near as we can get to it, is one of the best investments a society can make.

The bottom line is this is not working, and people are not incentivized to use it.