School choice and localism | IN 60 SECONDS

After the 2016 election, some school choice advocates hoped for a huge federal choice initiative, yet a sweeping reforms from DC can hinder more effective efforts from states and local communities. AEI's Andy Smarick suggests a humbler approach to policymaking.

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[lukezuzga]

Uncle Sam needs to keep his nose out of it and "power" should be given to states to make good decisions.

[Artbug]

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