Andrew Bossie was tired of bad ballot referendums. After spending the fall of 2005 with Maine student activists and the League of Young Voters fighting a referendum that would have gutted an anti-discrimination bill written to protect Maine's gay population, he decided to go on the [RETURN TO ARTICLE]
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Reader Comments
Am I glad I don’t live in Maine, (although I live in an equally idiotic state). Why should I be forced to subsidize someone else’s education? If you would like to attract businesses to the state, why not lower taxes?
Do you object to paying for the education of K-12 children? Just curious.
One might make the argument that educating the workforce to their natural capacity would be good for the economy.
I don’t mind paying for k-12 education because people payed for mine, but I don’t think that I should be forced to pay for someone’s post secondary education. If we want to improve education, let’s not subsidize people’s higher education, let’s make the k-12 education better.
its nice to pay k-12 but i have a query .will it be helpful?or people will really taake it as opportunity or will missuse it?
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