More on Voucher Slapdown

This one from the Times, which ends with this:

"This is an important victory for public education and church-state separation," said the Rev. Barry W. Lynn, executive director of Americans United for Separation of Church and State, which supported the challenge to the Florida program. "Now the state legislature can devote its attention to improving public education rather than subsidizing religious and other private schools. The children of Florida deserve the very best public schools the state can provide. Taxpayer dollars should be spent in public schools, not private religious academies."

How sweet it is.