"How is this ruling an incorrect interpretation of this clause in the FL Constitution?:
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It's not. The court has ruled correctly, based on the Florida Constitution. If folks want that changed, then they'll have to amend the consitution.
I don't understand why people don't understand this. The court cannot rule against what the Constitution says, and it's very, very plain in this case.
So, it's time for a campaign to amend the constitution. If they can muster the support, it will happen. If they cannot, it won't.
The other option would be to exempt people who aren't using the Public Education system from having to pay for it. Then the money would no longer be from the Public Treasury.
Yep. Even a stopped clock is right twice a day. They may be idiots, robed tyrants, whatever. But the FL constitution is clear on this matter. It appears to be a correct ruling. Whattaya know...
Th FL constitution needs to be changed, if the people of FL want vouchers.
Vouchers used to purchase services from a non-profit is not in any way aid. The same logic would mean that Medicaid could not pay the expenses of a patient in a catholic facility.