This week, the Senate took up
the first bipartisan effort to replace the law.
Not exact matches
Schumer's backing of decriminalization adds to what has become a
bipartisan effort in the Senate, led by Republican Sen. Cory Gardner of Colorado, which was the
first state to legalize recreational marijuana.
First, an
effort that began as a
bipartisan, state - driven enterprise, spearheaded by the National Governors Association and Council of Chief State School Officers, started to look to skeptics like a federally - inspired, politicized project.
The House last week passed the
first of a series of bills Mr. Kline has introduced in an
effort to rewrite the No Child law, but there has been no prospect for
bipartisan consensus on a full rewrite in the House or the Senate.
These
efforts coalesced into a national strategy after a 1989
bipartisan summit in Charlottesville, Virginia, between governors and President George H. W. Bush, where leaders looked to standards as the
first step toward achieving lofty national education goals.2