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To: Cincinatus' Wife
If the voucher goes to the parent, and the parent has choice among religious and sectarian schools, then there is no Constitutional issue. Period. End of story.

Thank you God.

20 posted on 04/03/2002 1:12:11 AM PST by Verax
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To: Verax
#20 oops, I meant secular
24 posted on 04/03/2002 1:28:24 AM PST by Verax
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To: Verax
If the voucher goes to the parent, and the parent has choice among religious and sectarian schools, then there is no Constitutional issue. Period. End of story.

That was my read on it.

29 posted on 04/03/2002 2:04:14 AM PST by Cincinatus' Wife
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To: Verax
If the voucher goes to the parent, and the parent has choice among religious and sectarian schools, then there is no Constitutional issue. Period. End of story.

That is absolutely correct. Others here are more knowledgeable of the particulars, but this issue has previously been settled by SCOTUS, I believe pertaining to the GI Bill.

The NEA and ACLU have nothing to stand on. They are just blowing smoke and hoping to win by intimidation. That won't work this time. In a free society, freedom will always triumph over tyranny.

50 posted on 04/03/2002 5:41:44 AM PST by Skooz
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