Over the past 15 years, wages of young college graduates ages 25 to 34 have basically remained stagnant, while tuition and fees at public and private 4-year colleges have risen dramatically.
Mike Enzi: “Over the past 15 years, wages of young college graduates ages 25 to 34 have basically remained stagnant, while tuition…”
Editor's note · Context
Senator Enzi highlights the wage stagnation and rising tuition costs.
Share
More from Mike Enzi
I ask unanimous consent to speak for a few minutes as if in morning business. The PRESIDING OFFICER. Without objection, it is so ordered. Tribute to John David Arnold
I just want to thank all the people who came and listened, and I hope there were other Senators who were watching on their televisions and taking notes on the 80-percent tool and other things that I mentioned. But I just appreciate the…
today I come to the floor to talk about the plight of America's small businesses, to talk about the plight of their owners, to talk about the plight of their employees. As a former small business owner myself, I am here to plead their case…
I want to associate myself with the remarks of the leader. I want to thank him for all of his efforts to pull these task forces together who are now working across the aisle to come up with this package that we should be able to start…





