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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]More nutters in the group:

Lindsey Burke - wants to defund public schools with a voucher plan similar to WV 
https://www.heritage.org/staff/lindsey-burke
https://www.heritage.org/education/commentary/virginia-election-outcome-was-about-education-here-are-4-actions-youngkin

Kay James - mega conservative/religious and also wants school choice 
https://www.heritage.org/staff/kay-c-james
https://www.heritage.org/press/gov-elect-youngkin-appoints-heritage-foundations-kay-james-co-chairman-transition

All of the wealthy parents will use vouchers to subsidize their private education. It will do little to support lower-income students. So the rich kids will be off to privates/religious schools while the poor kids are left behind in schools with significantly less funding. It will be a death spiral for public schools.

And Nate Bailey was DeVos’ freakin’ chief of staff.
https://conferences.shrm.org/presenter/nate-bailey
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This is what the Youngkin voters support - DeVos-style religious nut jobs who want to implement vouchers. If you look at how that’s played out in Michigan, Indiana, etc - that is bad news for public schools. Good news for private schools.

The question is - is that what you really wanted? 
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No answer on this yet... 
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Do we want school choice?  Absolutely.  How dumb are you that you have to even ask the question?  That's a huge reason we voted for Youngkin.  
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Yes, we know that the GOP wants to defund public schools to subsidize private school for their kids. They DGAF if they drive public schools into the ground.

The question is do the "first time R voters" realize that is what they supported by voting for Youngkin? 
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It's amusing that you think you are smarter and more savvy than a "first time R voter."  With every post, you're just making a bigger fool of yourself.  Your grapes really are sour, aren't they?[/quote]

Well, are you a “first time R voter”? Do you support vouchers? Do you understand what they do to public schools? Show us those big brains. 
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