Son of a gun, I thought the post had as a subject school vouchers?

Predictably you avoid the issue to launch into your patented anti-liberal diatribe. You spend more time trying to figure out how liberals think and act than is consistent with good mental health..perhaps you should seek help?

The "over-regulation" by "government" that you object so vigorously is called representative participation and citizen input. Apparently you object to the entire democratic process and would like to back-door eliminate public process!

Your admission that you are willing to compromise on principle as long as it benefits conservatives speaks volumes.

I am reminded of the anecdotal story in which Churchill was supposed to have asked Lady Astor if she would sleep with him for one thousand pounds.

When she considered the situation she said she would only sleep with him for one hundred-thousand pounds.

Churchill's response was to ask if she would have sex with him for five pounds?

Lady Astor was shocked at such crassness, and asked, "Sir, what do you think I am?"

Churchill is reputed to have said, " Madam, we have established that. What we are trying to do now is establish your price!!!"

It is historicly part of the democratic process to compromise on the means to accomplish goals, but to compromise on principle shows an intellectual ambivalence.