Abbott rallies in Austin, Houston to push school voucher plan

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Gov. Greg Abbott headlines two rallies to build momentum for school choice program that still remains in jeopardy in the Texas Legislature.

Mandy Drogin of the Texas Public Policy Foundation encourages the attendees at the school choice rally on the north steps to go find their lawmakers at Texas Capitol to make their case for school choice Tuesday March 21, 2023..With a proposal to help fund private school tuition very much in doubt still, Gov. Greg Abbott took to the rain-soaked steps of the Texas Capitol on Tuesday to rally supportive parents into turning up the pressure on the Legislature.

While Abbott and his allies say the effort is about school choice, critics say they are really private school vouchers that allow people to take money out of the public school system to benefit private schools. But Abbott insists that as a product of public school himself, he will continue to fully fund the system. Abbott attended schools in Longview and then later graduated from Duncanville High School.

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Disgusting this is even being covered

Suburbs: Greg! Force the rural folks and inner city folks to pay for our kids private indoctrination and we’ll fatten you pocket Greg: making poor working folks suffer? I woulda done it for free!

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