They had people getting money who said they could put their hand on a book and read it. They had people using voucher money to buy Cadillacs for the school. Now you can't do that anymore. In Wisconsin, the law was cleaned up, but in many of these states, they will do things like this. if we do this. And you're taking that money directly out of public education. And some of the kids that need it most, especially in special education where it costs more, they're not going to those voucher schools because they're not welcoming them. (1:03:45–1:03:51)
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Asserts that Wisconsin cleaned up its voucher laws, but other states may not follow suit.
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