School vouchers an experiment worth pursuing says Kilpatrick
James J Kilpatrick argues that the Supreme Court ruling on school vouchers may galvanize public education supporters and that the Cleveland program is a legitimate experiment worth pursuing. He notes dissenting fears of religious strife, cites Everson and Lemon precedents, and urges legislative action to test voucher use.
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Court wrong to tie death penalty to IQ claims
Ann Coulter argues that Supreme Court and liberals use IQ to limit punishment. She cites the Atkins case and The Bell Curve to claim the court now exempts low IQ individuals from death sentences. She mocks liberal shifts and questions IQ testing in law and education.
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