Use of Funds for a Presidential Videotape
The committee heard testimony from Secretary of Education Lamar Alexander on the decision by the Department of Education to fund the videota… read more
The committee heard testimony from Secretary of Education Lamar Alexander on the decision by the Department of Education to fund the videotaping of a speech by President Bush. The presidential speech, on the value of education, was delivered on October 1, 1991, and was transmitted via satellite to schools around the nation. The cost of the videotaping amounted to approximately $26,000, and Democratic legislators questioned the decision by the Department of Education to fund what the legislators felt was a political appearance. close
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