On the recordJuly 17, 2017
I think in many cases the Federal Government has a very limited role in that and that for us to always look to the Federal Government to solve every problem that exists out there is a mistake.
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congress.govI think in many cases the Federal Government has a very limited role in that and that for us to always look to the Federal Government to solve every problem that exists out there is a mistake.
Garrett emphasizes the limited role of the Federal Government in education.
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