I don't really have any qualifications to get that done, but that's what I would do. But I would also introduce a constitutional amendment to require all state and local governments, also, not to be involved in education, and get government out of schools completely and make all education, all schools, private or home-schooling. 1 priority would be to eliminate all the federal laws on education, like No Child Left Behind, which are all unconstitutional, because the federal government doesn't have any authorization to be involved in education. and then of course here at home, the most important thing is the Cemex mine, and that's what we'll be working on full-time.Įrickson: My No. Those are on a national front, and they're important. There are still some things that we need to finish up that we haven't finished from this Congress: the Higher Education Act reauthorization and the Workforce Investment Act that have been stalled in the Senate, but hopefully we can get those finished quickly and then move on to No Child Left Behind. As chairman, that will fall upon me as my No. My biggest priority I chair the Committee on Education and the Workforce, and we have the responsibility in the next Congress to reauthorize the No Child Left Behind Act. McKeon: First of all, thank you for hosting this and giving us a chance to get together. Signal: In the next two years, what is your single biggest priority issue, and what background or skills do you have that make you think you can do something about it? on SCVTV Channel 20, repeating Sundays at 8:30 a.m.
The program premieres every Wednesday at 9:30 p.m. "Newsmaker of the Week" is presented by the SCV Press Club and Comcast, and hosted by Signal Senior Editor Leon Worden. (Television interview conducted November 1, 2006) Candidates for 25th Congressional District
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