Washington Post breaks rank with Democrats on giving 'poor kids' choices in education

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

58% : "It takes nothing away from public schools.
48% : "For 17 years, a federally funded K-12 scholarship program has given thousands of poor children in D.C. the opportunity to attend private schools and the chance to go on to college.
47% : The reliably liberal editorial board pointed out that the cost of the program is "modest and well-spent" and is part of a larger deal that also directs money to both traditional public schools and public charter schools by way of scholarships to students, many of whom are black and hispanic.

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