[Always Right]

"The concept of this is good and commendable, but its execution in terms of funneling the vast bulk, if not all, of the money to parochial schools has the state involved in supporting private and religious schools at the expense of the neighborhood public schools."

Translation: "It really sucks we can't discriminate against those damn Christian schools."

[floriduh voter]

The St. Pete Times yesterday stated "Voucher Plan May Increase Funds for Public Schools". A study suggests that the state would save when students leave for private schools. An analysis of Florida's new corporate tax credit scholarship program by a Tallahassee-based think tank has concluded that the new voucher program does not divert money from the public schools.

My buddy Rob McMahon, the head of the Pinellas Classroom Teacher's Association SWEARS that he represents all of his membership but clearly, he is radical. He wants to send a message to Florida Power because FP is donating five million dollars to the scholarship program. I'm sure that Florida Power had a huge drop in stock by Rob's actions. If you visit the Pinellas Classroom Teacher's Association, you can send him a personal email. I recommend it. He may not answer you but he'll have to read it. "Turn Out The Lights, Rob McMahon, a great song by Nelly Furtado. You were probably too dense to think of using it for your little tirade yesterday! I've contacted him before and he emailed me back but only once. Floriduh Voter.