The people we elected in our communities care about our children. We ought to allow them to do their job with the least possible headache from Washington. It is arrogant of us to think we know better how to spend the money to educate the children than the people who elected us.
Discussing local control over education funding and programs.
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That is why we respect the ability of local people to make local decisions and to come up with an answer.
You talk about fairness, you talk about cost-effectiveness, you talk about being pragmatic, you talk about science-based answers.
We think we have to make it work, and we think in Congress, we have got to work together to make that work.
Congressman Sessions, when we get 10 people in a room, you get 10 different ideas.
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