That's one of the ways we could have more money, is to decrease the amount of regulatory burden we placed on these colleges and universities.

I think it's hugely important.

That's ridiculous, and it's expensive, because they are, again, doing all these things.

We do fund our colleges based on graduation rates, not on heads and beds.

I've sponsored a bill called the Desert Storm and Desert Shield War Memorial Act.

It ought to be studied like any other chemical, and it has not been.

I totally agree that it is not science based.

Hopefully, this is just a start of instead of treating disease, curing disease.

Drastic cuts in general education budgets in a number of states threaten the ability to fully implement initiatives to improve the quality of education for students nationwide.

The legacy of ESEA that improvements in education support a basic civil right and should benefit all of our children--that concept is at risk.

I might buy a cabin seat and go take the--and then have my viral tire checked and see if I was cured.

Today, we will discuss the private school choice initiatives that have proliferated throughout the country for the last 20 years.