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“if you oppose school freedom, expect to be held accountable”

Henry Culvyhousepropublica.org ↗

West Virginia’s voucher program went from $9 million to a projected $200 million in five years. The Republican finance chair suggested a cap of about $5,000 per kid. Jeffrey Yass and Club for Growth money then replaced him with a 23-year-old. The state has closed 70 public schools since 2019. The lesson for every other legislator is clear. Do not touch the math.