From WSJopinion: Is school choice bankrupting Arizona? That’s what Gov. Katie Hobbs and Democratic legislative leaders would have you believe, but simple math says otherwise, write JasonBedrick and DeAngelisCorey
Journal Editorial Report: Charles Payne interviews Corey DeAngelis. Images: AP/Austin American-Statesman via AP Composite: Mark Kellyand Democratic legislative leaders would have you believe, but simple math says otherwise.
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