(Guest Post by Matthew Ladner)
Virginia joins the parental choice party with a $25m scholarship tax credit for low and moderate income students. The Mid-Atlantic is shaping up nicely after North Carolina came on board last year.
Who will be next?
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We need to insist on better policy, and not pretend a crippled pig is a Thoroughbred . . . is there any concievable bill that people wouldn’t praise?
http://www.cato-at-liberty.org/a-soft-surrender-to-low-expectations/
It’s a $25m tax credit for middle and low income students. That sounds pretty good to me. What do you think is wrong with it?
Uh Adam? Politics is called “the art of the possible” because it’s better to get a crippled pig enacted into law then to swoon over a thoroughbred that never gets to the legislature’s floor for debate. Bird in the hand and all that.
And if it’s any consolation Michigan just passed a law that removes the cap on charters starting in 2015. I know, I know. Why in three years? Why not in fifteen minutes?
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