[davisfh]

We don’t care what Ron Paul or anyone else says. The education and guidance of our children will continue, unabated. Don’t like it? Find yourself another country!!

[Tired of Taxes]

Most homeschoolers I know don’t want tax credits for homeschooling. We believe tax credits will invite government oversight and regulation.

[TexConfederate1861]

That fruitloop couldn’t get anything passed.
(Not that it’s a bad idea)

[SuziQ]

Homeschooling is not the purview of the Federal Govt. anyway. It is usually handled by the States. In MA, for example, the right of parents to 'otherwise educate' their children was upheld in two different cases heard before the Supreme Judicial Court of the Commonwealth. Those decisions give each district the authority to create requirements for the families homeschooling in that district, but it places limits on what can be demanded of them.

What a Presidential candidate has to say about it may give an indication of how he perceives the rights of parents, but it has no official bearing one way or the other. The less the Federal Govt. has to do with it, the better, in my opinion.

[End Times Crusader]

So much for Ron Paul the strict constitutionalist.