Dexter says, "I would refer them Matthew 6: 5-6."
Dexter says, "The federal government has no constitutional role in education. The federal Dep't of Education should be abolished and taxes lowered to return the money to the states w/o any federal strings."
Status: Cloture Motion Rejected Y)55; N)39; NV)6
Dexter says, "I will vote for anything that helps keep money in the hands of the person who earned it and out of the hands of the federal gov't."
Status: Conf Rpt Agreed to Y)59; N)36; NV)5
Dexter says, "Government schools are"
Status: Cloture Motion Rejected Y)58; N)41; NV)1
Dexter says, "The federal government has no constitutional role in education (except the military academies, of course). However, I would encourage the states to agree to develop minimal national standards."
Status: Bill Passed Y)71; N)25; NV)4
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