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I don't know why they use sales tax, when property tax rise would be much less regressive.
http://heartland.org/policy-do ent...-plan-bad-ideaOn November 6, voters in San Antonio, Texas will vote on whether the city should own and operate a network of early childhood education centers. The initiative is controversial, and rightly so. There are many reasons to question whether such a network, which would operate in compe ion with existing private and public day-care and pre-school programs, is the best or even an appropriate use of taxpayer dollars.
This Policy Brief describes the initiative and then presents 21 reasons the plan is a bad idea. Sources for facts and numbers that appear here are readily found from public sources, which the author is willing to help readers find.
This plan is getting pushed hard by Castro and is getting a huge boost from some prominent business leaders like HEB.
if anyone wants to throw out some logical reasons why San Antonio should be footing this bill in the form of a tax increase, I'll be glad to listen.
At the moment, I see many, many more negatives than positives and I would encourage everyone that can vote to vote it down.
I don't know why they use sales tax, when property tax rise would be much less regressive.
Do a search... this was discussed on another thread not long ago, IIRC.
It was.
But since then it now is officially on the Nov 6th ballot.
you are against the tax or against the Pre-K education no matter what funding source?
I'm against this particular tax.
No problem with funding it through other means.
Still a breathtakingly stupid idea.
Oh, ok. Carry on.
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