Being pro-federalism doesn't mean being anti-school choice

Twice in the last month, advocates of federal scholarship tax credits—credits on federal income taxes for people who donate to groups providing private school scholarships—have written pieces attacking choice supporters who oppose the idea. Both writers expressed incredulity that any choice advocate could stand athwart a federal credit, and essentially wrote “get on board.”

My answer is “no” to the latter, and to the former, choice right now isn’t all that matters.