Even more broadly, we[1] argue that the government shouldn't control[2] education, but, rather, that the parents should. This could well include even the decis

Even more broadly, we[1] argue that the government shouldn't control[2] education, but, rather, that the parents should. This could well include even the decision of whether education is enough of a public good to be supported by taxes. Personally, I think it is, so I strongly favor a system that allows parents to pay for private schools with public money, such as vouchers. [1] I can't speak for the Libertarian Party, whom I consider a tad extreme, though I consider myself a small-L libertarian [2] Involvement at all would be too all-encompassing a proscription.