The Indiana General Assembly passed a bill Thursday to expand the school voucher program to virtually all middle-class families in the state.
The move was hailed by Republicans, who have supermajorities in both chambers, and assailed by Democrats, who were unable to stop it as it sailed through the House and then the Senate tucked inside the budget bill that will fund the state government for the next two years.
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