I would really like to see Mrs. Aust look into the eyes of a parent with a special needs child or a parent who's child is trapped in an unaccredited school and tell them that a big corporation is worth a tax credit but someone trying to help their child is not. It would be unbelievable, but it is the same worn out approach that opponents of scholarship tax credits have always taken. I would also like Mrs. Aust to refer to our previous blog dated October 14th that links to an article about a girl who is thriving under Rhode Island's scholarship tax credit program. After looking at REAL stories about REAL people, instead of the education establishment's talking points, the evidence is clear that scholarship tax credits do help students!
Thursday, October 30, 2008
17th District Race
This article in the Kansas City Star highlights a close State Senate race in the Northland area of Kansas City. State Senator Luanne Ridgeway is under fire from her opponent, Sandra Aust for being a supporter of scholarship tax credits. Aust incorrectly labels scholarship tax credits as vouchers and takes the status quo approach that more money dumped into the same system will fix the problem. Aust then goes on to say tax credits are perfectly good ideas for corporations looking to locate in Missouri.
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