He said: >> if a state managed to arrange an associate's degree program paid by taxes, the programs would teach that which should have already been taught in h

He said: >> if a state managed to arrange an associate's degree program paid by taxes, the programs would teach that which should have already been taught in high school. These college programs aren't college. Emphasis added. I provided a concrete example of where this is already happening in higher ed: the mathematics course that a huge percentage of students take in college are covering material that's supposed to be covered in high school.