How did NH get to its current state of affairs in education?

 New Hampshire has a political slogan called, “the Pledge.”  It’s not the Pledge of Allegiance or some other kind of pledge to God, country or high ideals.  It’s a political pledge to William Loeb’s hatred of broad-based taxes which he defined as a state income or sales tax. 

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