House Republicans just passed a “Parents Bill of Rights” with nearly all members of their caucus on board. While this legislation is dead on arrival in a Democratic-controlled Senate, it stakes out a savvy political position through which the GOP can tout itself as the party of parents. But there’s one huge flaw with the legislation on its policy merits.
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