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Vouchers for Elon

Elon Musk is a Texas resident. So would he theoretically be eligible to apply for these funds? Yes. It was just announced that Elon has fathered his 14th child. Looked into this, eight of them are under school age.

BY JOHN MCGILLIE/ Oct 29, 2026 / 1-MIN READ
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The truth about school vouchers

Texans need to understand what is happening at their state capital. A group of billionaires are attempting to dismantle public education in the second largest state in the country.

BY JOHN MCGILLIE/ Oct 26, 2026 / 1-MIN READ
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Public dollars are for public schools

Greg Abbott's voucher scam will bankrupt our public schools. A parent is free to send their child to a private school, but you can't ask the taxpayers to foot the bill. We have a limited budget for public schools, and we simply can't afford it.

BY JOHN MCGILLIE/ Oct 20, 2026 / 1-MIN READ
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Our schools are not for sale

Elon Musk bought the presidency, and now the richest man in the world is gutting the Department of Education. And it's not just Elon. All across the country, billionaires are trying to destroy our public schools.

BY JOHN MCGILLIE/ Oct 16, 2026 / 1-MIN READ
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How to debunk school vouchers in 60 seconds

Greg Abbott is selling this private school voucher scam by calling it school choice. But it's not school choice. It's the school's choice because private schools can deny admission to any kid for any reason they want.

BY JOHN MCGILLIE/ Oct 16, 2026 / 1-MIN READ
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Students over billionaires

Six years ago, Greg Abbott showed up at the school behind me, Palmer Lane Elementary. He held a press conference with lots of cameras and promised to invest in public schools like this one.

BY JOHN MCGILLIE/ Oct 14, 2026 / 1-MIN READ
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