From WSJopinion: Biden may write Milton Friedman off, but his idea for school choice is more popular than ever, writes wjmcgurn
April 3, 2023 6:23 pm ETThe Nobel Prize-winning economist has been dead for nearly two decades.
But the moment has come for the idea that may prove his greatest legacy: Parents should decide where the public funds for educating their children go. Already this year, four states have adopted school choice for everyone—and it’s only April.
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