the prior speaker is a prime example of the new Members of this body who are completely clueless about the 12 wonderful years of bipartisanship that have taken place out of this Education and Workforce Committee to make education strong, to give money where it has needed to be, and really, if we want to tell the truth, to take what we inherited 13 years ago from the Democrats from a failed student loan program that didn't even work, that was bankrupt. So, Mr. Speaker, yet another good reason why I wish we had had regular order, so these new Members of Congress could speak from the facts of the case rather than holding hostage the truth.
Pete Sessions: “the prior speaker is a prime example of the new Members of this body who are completely clueless about the 12 wonderful…”
On the recordJanuary 17, 2007
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Discussing bipartisanship in education policy and criticizing new Members of Congress.
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