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The core of a functioning american republic. paul: and, kyle, the religious liberty case is particularly interesting. there's an old test called the lemon test, i don't want to get into the details, but that's gone now totally. and there's kind of a restoration of a more proper balance between the establishment, the ban on the establishment of religion and the command that government must allow the free exercise of religion. why don't you expand on that. >> yeah, sure. i mean, two big cases were one involving maine's school choice program, saying that it can't exclude religious schools, and th...

Chairman Paul Farrow discusses the possibility of no endorsements for statewide office races.

Behind you ready to stand up and fight for their children. we are in a global academic crisis and, there is an extreme cost for what is happening. and our children are paying the price. rachel: thank you for saying that. i'm also sick of treating our children like they are a disease. they are the customers and they should be treated well. rebecca, wisconsin has always been on the forefront of school choice but it always been it ared to poor kids or certain areas. what are you seeing on the ground? you're all over the state campaigning for governor. what are you seeing on the ground in terms of...

Has -- is that, has it worked out before? have we had an experiment of school choice locally? >> oh, we have a great experiment in florida. florida has the most broad school choice program in the country, and it's actually there's enough money following the children, about $7900, i believe, which is still far less than the government spends on education. but that $7900 is enough to attract new suppliers. you get innovation, and now there's something like 49% of children in florida go to schools other than their zoned public school. and that's, that's a result of the grades have gone way up, te...

The plan under consideration would see Whittier and Hadfield elementary schools merge at the start of the 2022-23 school year.