It sure is frustrating to be in a system where we recognize that those tax dollars that are so important that they get to our kids to help them with the most advanced technology, to get the computers in the classrooms, to do what the President talked about doing, getting more teachers available in the classrooms, it is so important to get those dollars out there to help the kids. Why is Washington wasting them on all this bureaucracy? Why not leave the money in Wisconsin and let them decide how to handle it, so they get a dollar back for a dollar spent?
Mark Neumann: “It sure is frustrating to be in a system where we recognize that those tax dollars that are so important that they get…”
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Addressing the allocation of tax dollars for education during a floor speech.
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