[Trailerpark Badass]

So long as these vouchers remain in the hands of the poor, low income, disabled, or for failing schools only, then, your claim is a tougher sell

Hardly, since those recipients are precisely the ones, through their advocates, who would oppose the creation of tax credits for private secondary education.

[rdb3]

Hardly, since those recipients are precisely the ones, through their advocates, who would oppose the creation of tax credits for private secondary education.

Even more political naivete. Remember, their "advocates" didn't want vouchers in the first place. Think a little, please. It's not hard to see how your words here will fall flat on their face.

[summer]

You lost me on that one, because those people and their usual advocates are parting ways over vouchers.