Obama administration officials on Tuesday called for Congress to pass a bipartisan compromise to reduce interest rates on student loans, a rare embrace by the White House of a bill with widespread conservative support — and one also opposed by some Senate Democrats.
“We’re really, really pleased Congress is coming together now,” Education Secretary Arne Duncan told reporters Tuesday, putting the White House at odds with Democrats who say the compromise doesn’t do enough to protect students.
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