Would the gentleman say under his amendment no school guidance counselor in America would be able to counsel a student, boy or girl, who came to them and said, ``I am really struggling with who I am''?
Steven Gunderson: “Would the gentleman say under his amendment no school guidance counselor in America would be able to counsel a student…”
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Questioning the implications of an amendment on school guidance counseling.
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