By Deanna LeBlanc
"My goal is to find a way to go down there and try to be a voice of reason and find a way to get this done," said Rep. Peter Welch (D-Vt), who is co-sponsoring a bill that would freeze the interest rates permanently at 3.4 percent. But the clock is ticking -- the current rates expires June 30th. "This is a solvable problem and Congress owes it to these families, to these students, to get it done," he said.