And Hooked on Phonics even comes with a money back guarantee. So this is an example of how the private sector is better and cheaper than the public sector. If we got rid of public education, we could have major tax cuts, and most parents could afford the cost of private education. And for those who couldn't afford it, there would be plenty of private scholarships, just like there are now for college. People in the U.S. are the most generous charitable givers in the world.
Nobody wants to see kids go uneducated.
People would give lots of money to charity if they knew it was for a good cause. I never see any stories on the news about any kind of major problem with private schools, or Hooked on Phonics, or any other kind of private education things. The only real education problems that we have in the U.S. are things that are related to government run schools. The problems that the U.S. has with education are the exact same as the problems that the Soviet Union had with their food. The food in the Soviet Union was very poor quality, there was very bad selection, and most people were not very happy with it.