Let us target something that is beneficial to the most important students, the most disadvantaged educational students. Let us not give them any more pabulum as they have had in the past. Let us make sure that $50 billion or the $110 billion or $120 billion count for the most disadvantaged education students in this country. Reject this amendment.
Addressing funding for disadvantaged educational students during a House debate.
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