51.   Tom Mooney, president of the Cincinnati Federation of Teachers, felt vouchers were relevant, saying that at private schools, parents were more involved.

52.   Voucher opponents have long complained that vouchers are a plot to privatize education.

53.   Vouchers are necessary to enter the cathedral.

54.   Vouchers are the best solution, he asserts, because they allow parents to control the money, which guarantees market competition.

55.   Vouchers have been a financial boon for most of the private schools that receive them.

56.   Vouchers may be a wrinkle in the generally liberal views of African-Americans.

57.   Vouchers are a convenient political diversion from that task.

58.   Vouchers are a growing trend.

59.   Vouchers are his voter registration.

60.   Vouchers are likely to be introduced as amendments during House and Senate floor debate, but are unlikely to pass.