Source: Future of Freedom Foundation
by Laurence M Vance
“Among the many other things contained in the OBBBA, some are good and some are bad. It is a good thing that the OBBBA expands federal work requirements for able-bodied recipients of food stamps, institutes federal work requirements for able-bodied recipients of Medicaid, and tightens Medicaid eligibility requirements, because it means that fewer people will be eligible to receive welfare. However, it is a bad thing that the OBBBA includes a $5 trillion increase in the debt ceiling. But what are we to make of the little-known provision in the OBBBA that creates the nation’s first private federal tax-credit-based school choice program?” (11/11/25)
https://www.fff.org/explore-freedom/article/more-federal-intervention-in-education/