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    1. until i can opt out of paying for public schools, you get to pay for my private school!

  1. I guess our politicians no longer the value of public education. Charter and Private schools are fine but they should not exist to destroy our public education system. By diverting funds outside of the public sector they are destroying the backbone of the education system for a majorinty of our youth.

  2. Frankly, if anyone making $220k a year jumps at the chance to grab a chunk of taxpayer cash to fund their kids’ religious school, they rank right down there with the likes of Donald Trump. Never mind that religious schools pay no taxes. The state legislature has stooped to a new low with this “welfare for the rich” bonanza.

    1. It’s absolutely wild just how much taxpayer money is being shot out of a firehose at billionaires, business owners, and wealthy suburbanites, all while Indiana’s poverty rate continues to skyrocket and our infrastructure crumbles.

  3. Nate’s Flock never disappoints. With vouchers the money follows the child. It’s pretty simple. Special shoutout to Brent who thinks schools should pay taxes.
    AR, you are completely losing it. This is a person who thinks the Republican Party should be completely liquidated, which is completely rational and practical, and is implying physical harm and violence should be applied to anyone with a R after their name, which is also practical and not at all deranged…..

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