Summer Lee
The Public Record
Summer Lynn Lee is a Democratic member of the Pennsylvania House of Representatives, representing the 34th District since January 1, 2019. She is known for her strong advocacy on social justice issues and her commitment to community engagement. Lee has focused on policies that address inequality and promote the interests of her constituents, often emphasizing the need for accountability among elected officials and the importance of fighting against corporate influence in politics. Her work reflects a dedication to progressive values and grassroots activism.
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The GI Bill and its intent does produce great results when it is used the way it was intended.
The two fundamental differences between a for-profit and non-profit is at a non-profit you have to put the money back into the institution.
Despite this, the Department of Education under this Administration has failed to protect students against low-performing institutions.
Nearly two years ago, I voted to pass the Forever GI Bill to ensure that our nation's veterans can access the benefits of the social mobility that come with a high-quality post-secondary education.
I come from Las Vegas, Nevada, where in Nevada we have 220,000 veterans, in my district alone 50,000.
I want to thank you for being here. I mean, clearly, you know that a lot is at stake, this borrower defense, you know, not only was here to protect students, but it also allows us to protect taxpayer dollars.
In Nevada, where I am from, 30 institutions have folded in the last decade alone, leaving thousands of students without a degree, broken futures, and thousands of dollars of student debt.
Students who have been defrauded, as you say, do have a legal right through the borrower defensive repayment rule.
An Education Freedom Scholarship proposal enacted and opted into by Idaho would allow Idaho to address those particular communities.
Discrimination of any kind sharply contrasts with the four values of free enterprise, competitiveness, individual liberty, and equal opportunity.
I am really proud of my State that we champion inclusion across the board, whether it is employment practices, educational attainment, or health care for transgender individuals.
Discrimination of any kind sharply contrasts with the four values of free enterprise, competitiveness, individual liberty, and equal opportunity.
We need law enforcement to do better, and we need our leaders to reject policies that dehumanize students of color.
The Justice Department must come to the aid of local law enforcement contending with hate crimes.
I have introduced H.R. 40, which I take very seriously, a commission to study the heinousness of slavery.
I abhor racism and the stereotypes of African Americans. I abhor anti-Semitism. I abhor anti-Muslim views, anti-immigrant views, anti-LGBTQ views, anti-Asian and Latino, and any other hatred, religion or otherwise, that plagues this nation.
We have heard that the DoD might leave this office and I just wanted to--which causes concern.
I want to reiterate and touch on what Congresswoman Brownley briefly discussed regarding our Subcommittee meeting yesterday.





