Rather than impose a government-backed religion on the public by funding religious schools, vouchers erode the sanctity of the religion taught at those schools. Voucher money comes from the Ohio state government. When a student uses it to get into a religious school, that school has accepted state funds. It is not too long before the government begins to condition the use of that money on regulations the religious schools must meet. Such regulations will tear out the religious bent of the curriculum in favor of the mushy public school variety.
Vouchers are poison to institutions that want to offer a real alternative to government education.
It is laudable to see our new Sheriff, John Durante, taking action to prevent identity theft of concealed carry permit holders in Montgomery County, Pennsylvania. However, requiring a photograph to be affixed to the permit and another to be kept on file is a step in the wrong direction. While I understand the Sheriff is limited in what he may do to address this problem, more regulations are definitely not the answer. It is an unnecessary hassle and a blatant violation of the Second Amendment to the US Constitution. Pennsylvania legislators should look to Vermont where no permit is required to carry a concealed weapon.