On the recordMay 6, 2015
But, when we have programs with error rates that are $2.7 billion just for one school year, we simply have got to figure out how to put this money to better use.
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congress.govBut, when we have programs with error rates that are $2.7 billion just for one school year, we simply have got to figure out how to put this money to better use.
Thune calls for better management of funds in light of significant errors.
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