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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]This only really benefits poor people.

The rich already send their kids to private school; they have no need for vouchers.[/quote]

This harms poor people.  And middle class people too

Most people, even in the DMV, do not send their children to private school.[/quote]

WRONG.  It helps poor people.[/quote]

Vouchers allow poor people to partially or fully afford private schools they otherwise could never afford.[/quote]

You know they've studied this right?  Yelling that it helps poor people doesn't make it so.

https://www.edweek.org/policy-politics/most-students-getting-new-school-choice-funds-arent-ditching-public-schools/2023/10

"The gap is even wider in Florida, where 69 percent of roughly 122,000 new applicants to the state’s newly expanded, universal education savings account programs were already in private schools prior to applying, including some students who were taking advantage of a different, narrower state-supported school choice program. Another 18 percent are children entering the K-12 system for the first time as kindergarteners,"
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MAGA doesn’t care about facts.

Fact: vouchers suck.

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