Thursday, August 23, 2007

McGuinty: Do as I say, not as I do

If you want the kind of Ontario where we invite children of different faiths to leave the publicly funded system and become sequestered and segregated in their own private schools, then they should vote for Mr. Tory."

"If they think it's important that we continue to bring our kids together so that they grow together and learn from one another, then you should vote for me."

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Some proponents of change, however, disagree with the Premier's position. Mr. McGuinty, his wife, Terri, and the couple's four children all attended Catholic schools. Ms. McGuinty continues to teach part time in the Catholic system. York University professor Eric Lawee said he sees "tremendous hypocrisy" in Mr. McGuinty's opposition to extending funding to religious schools.


By the way, the Family Coalition Party supports a voucher system, so that parents can decide which school they want to send their kids to. We think all religious schools should have the opportunity to be funded.

H/T: Nice Comfy Fur.



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