Texas House committee discusses education savings account bill for nearly 21 hours

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

54% : AUSTIN (Nexstar) -- With more than 20 hours of discussion, the Texas House Committee on Public Education adjourned around 6:30 a.m. Wednesday.
54% : Our abuelos, our parents, make so many sacrifices to give us the American dream and so often the public school system fails to meet us there.
51% : We don't go on vacations, we don't go out to eat, we don't even go to the movies, because I think it's more important to have a government-free education for my child," she said.
45% : 'A vote for layoffs and economic decline' State Rep. Brad Buckley, R-Salado, who chairs the Public Education Committee, announced 335 people signed up to testify as of 7 p.m., when public testimony started.

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