The department, he said, administers student loans, grants and work study programs. "If you get rid of the Department of Education, they're gone. It's that simple. It's not a complicated one."
Matheson said Love's "extreme position" goes beyond that of Republicans nationally and locally.
Hatch said he has always supported student loans and grants. But he said he's concerned about eligibility issues. The money, he said, needs to be watched carefully so it's there for young people when they need it. He said he also worries about them going into deep debt for college because it's difficult to pay back.
Hatch said his impression of what Love has said about the education department and college aid is that she's not really against them but wants things to work better.
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They say that as a person gets older they lose the "filter" that sensors what they say. It sounds like Senator Hatch has reached that point.
This is unacceptable speech for Hatch anywhere, especially with school aged kids. And a poor example coming from someone who should be acting as a senior statesman. He is demonstrating the kind of crude discourse that many want to impose on us in More..
Forty two years in the senate is wrong; a lot of years on government health care. Term limits for Congress.