We close as we began. Surely they need them as much, if not more, than the Clintons. Arguments about economic efficiency have not carried the day. Neither have arguments about religious liberty or simple morality. What remains is an argument not yet widely made.
Good schools are the lifeblood of our cities.
Save the schools and we save our cities. Lose the schools and we lose our cities. The proof is in. It is the Calvert Institute's companion to this report, which reveals that 51 percent of the families with children that left Baltimore for the suburbs in the latter part of 1996 might have considered staying in the city if they had had voucher-style school choice. The city is the home of liberty.