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Originally Posted by VinceZeb
The question is loaded to begin with. The question implies that if there is a tax cut, all the public schools will lose all their funding. The question is slanted and biased.
They should ask this question:
"If we get the tax cut, and you had to choose a program to not give money to, which one would you pick?" Then you give a bunch of choices. If people were intelligent enough to know WHERE THEIR FREAKING MONEY GOES, they would answer differently.
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Vince, my state, New York, is going through one of the worst economic crisises it has ever seen. Thankfully, due to a bi-partisan effort by both of our legislative houses against the governor, there will be no cuts to public school education (to my knowledge). There will however be a $950 tuition increase for SUNY students, our state college system.
A budget is a budget, and education is always a top issue for a state. To assume that the states don't, or
wouldn't use this money that way is asinine. But we already know this about you, don't we?
Please, tell us how government "works," would you?