Maine’s taxpayers will soon fund indoctrination academies that teach hatred of Islam and expel LGBTQ students.
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’s rule only kicks in once a state starts sending taxpayer dollars to private schools through vouchers, tax credits, or scholarships. So, in theory, a state can send all its money to public schools and avoid constitutional concerns. Even if that’s true, the consequences are sweeping:gives millions of families an opportunity to bail out of the public school system and demand public money for parochial education.
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