[SoJoCo]

School vouchers have a lot to do with economic climate.

I honestly don't see how.

Let's say that I want to live in one area and send my child to school in another. With vouchers I can do that.

And that improves the economic viability of the Opportunity Zone you live in how? And who will pay for your subsidy? The federal government? Who? I thought Cain wanted to do away with the Department of Education. The state or local government? So once again we'd have a unfunded mandate forced down their throats. I thought we were against all that.

[Harmless Teddy Bear]

And that improves the economic viability of the Opportunity Zone you live in how?

Because I can stay in that zone and continue to work there. The house I live in will remain occupied rather then sit vacant.

And who will pay for your subsidy?

I do. The amount of a voucher is generally one half of what is squandered to "educate" a child at a public school. The schools that do the worst are actually the biggest money pits with the highest per child spending.

Have I answered your questions?