Hillsdale College rejected the regulations attached to the G.I. Bill which were against the historic American principles of liberty. Hillsdale maintains they provide a superior education without any tax money. Voucher plans in other states currently have minimal strings attached to gein skeptics' trust. However, whether there will be strings attached is not the central issue in the voucher debate. The validity of civil government's role in education has been accepted for so long that people cannot imagine life any other way.
Vouchers are government entitlement programs.
They are established, defined and administered by government. Private schools that wish to accept vouchers should be prepared to accept regulation. Parents and private schools should not be deceived into thinking that vouchers are the ultimate in school choice. Economically, vouchers are a form of welfare. Middle class Americans have never before asked their government leaders for welfare.