A Utah school teacher made his own video, in his home it appears, with a non-professional camera and crew — and it eviscerates the points Richard Eyre was trying to make in his slick, professionally-produced, commercial version.
The Truth about Cookies Utah Vouchers:
Tip of the old scrub brush to a reader and commenter named Brack.
Utah voters soundly rejected vouchers in the election November 6. Here’s my version of the story.
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