Hulshof gets $100,000 from Sinquefield committee after announcing school choice plan
Posted at 11:36 AM on 10/07/08
Kansas City Star, ‘Prime Buzz’ – “[Congressman] Kenny Hulshof’s campaign for governor received $100,000 from school choice advocate Rex Sinquefield the same day Hulshof announced an urban-school reform plan that included taxpayer subsidies for private-school tuition.
The contribution, received by Hulshof on Tuesday, came from the political fund-raising committee Missourians Needing Education Alternatives – Statewide. The committee is one of 100 that Sinquefield set up last year to fund candidates who support his political philosophy emphasizing free markets and school choice.”
As persistent advocates of constitutionally permissible aid to those families with children in nonpublic schools, we at the OU are pleased to see the state of Missouri is looking towards implementing school choice initiatives. To read the full story click here.
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The contribution, received by Hulshof on Tuesday, came from the political fund-raising committee Missourians Needing Education Alternatives – Statewide. The committee is one of 100 that Sinquefield set up last year to fund candidates who support his political philosophy emphasizing free markets and school choice.”
As persistent advocates of constitutionally permissible aid to those families with children in nonpublic schools, we at the OU are pleased to see the state of Missouri is looking towards implementing school choice initiatives. To read the full story click here.
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