I think we have to show that, if you are going--I went to college and I have a master's degree--but I think you have to show, if you go to a 4-year school and you come out with a bachelor's degree, you are in debt, and that the wages you are going to make aren't as much as somebody that comes out of high school with math and an aptitude and goes to work in a manufacturing operation, the amount of money they are going to make.
McKinley discusses the financial disparity between college graduates and skilled manufacturing workers.
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But it appears to me the policies that have been put forth in the last ten months are doing diametrically opposite.
With all due respect, Chairman Rush--and we have been friends for years--this hearing seems to be taking on an air of distraction from what Americans are really dealing with across this country.
So I want to make sure I understand this. Let me get this straight. The Biden administration's policy to combat this overdose epidemic is to shorten sentences for fentanyl traffickers? Seriously? This is your answer?
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