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Kentucky voted to keep public taxpayer dollars from going to private schools.
It's not much, but it's a small win for us.
Good work Kentucky! I don’t get to say this enough but I’m proud of you.
Let's see if that even matters. Red States have a history of ignoring votes like that.
See: Ohio basically trying everything it could to avoid enacting legal marijuana.
I wish Texas could’ve done the same, but Governor Hot Wheels is bound a determined to take us all back to the 20’s.
Not sure about Kentucky, but I know some wingers were concerned about a bill in Colorado and school funds meaning that the government would be peeking into how you did home schooling...so while they were not necessarily opposed to getting the government cheese for themselves, they were paranoid about "too much government" in their lives because they were getting money...
Yup, Missouri voted to allow abortion again. It isn't much either, another small win. That was completely negated when they overwhelmingly voted for the man that will ban it nationally.