Public opinion polls since 1969, have shown growing, even majority, support of school choice and vouchers. Many included educators as well. It is also said that the amount of money suggested is not enough. That is not an argument against publicly funding school choice, that is an argument for more money. It is argued that poor people will have no choice.
Poor people know better.
True, they will lack complete choice. The poor will never have the choices of the rich. But they will have some choice. Right now they have none. The proof is in the more than two dozen cities with privately funded scholarships for the poor.