It’s (the CHOOSE Act) going to ultimately, if it doesn’t kill public schools, it’s going to just cripple and such that we do the public, and then we are seeing that in the numbers of kids that are in public schools this year.
Discussing the impact of the CHOOSE Act on public schools.
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Not just property taxes, but how are you going to help fund our local law enforcement, how are you going to help fund education.
I think in Alabama, there is a concern with people that if things are going on behind closed doors, there is something nefarious going on.
The lottery is the issue that jumps out because it sticks out like a sore thumb.
Right now, I think we need to amend Alabama law, so they don’t get any tax breaks.
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