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An organization affiliated with the [[Democratic Leadership Council]] called the [[Progressive Policy Institute]] claims a long-standing opposition to school vouchers.<ref>21st Century Schools Project Bulletin: Special Edition [http://www.ppionline.org/ppi_ci.cfm?knlgAreaID=110&subsecID=900001&contentID=250630 ''Putting Vouchers in Perspective''], PPI E-newsletter 2 July 2002</ref> Jonathan Alter of ''Newsweek'' warned that opposition to vouchers might alienate some traditional Democratic voting blocs:
An organization affiliated with the [[Democratic Leadership Council]] called the [[Progressive Policy Institute]] claims a long-standing opposition to school vouchers.<ref>21st Century Schools Project Bulletin: Special Edition [http://www.ppionline.org/ppi_ci.cfm?knlgAreaID=110&subsecID=900001&contentID=250630 ''Putting Vouchers in Perspective''], PPI E-newsletter 2 July 2002</ref> Jonathan Alter of ''Newsweek'' warned that opposition to vouchers might alienate some traditional Democratic voting blocs:
:"Can wealthy white liberals - many of whom send their kids to private school - really say to poor parents: 'We can have choices, but you must not?'...This is a glaring hypocrisy sitting at the heart of the liberal opposition to targeted vouchers… Right now, Democrats are in a highly compromised position on education."<ref>[http://www.edreform.com/index.cfm?fuseAction=newsLetter§ionID=29&NLissueID=4&articleID=11&altCol=2 Center For Education Reform, Monthly Letter to Friends No. 75], Back to School 2002.</ref>
:"Can wealthy white liberals - many of whom send their kids to private school - really say to poor parents: 'We can have choices, but you must not?'...This is a glaring hypocrisy sitting at the heart of the liberal opposition to targeted vouchers… Right now, Democrats are in a highly compromised position on education."<ref>[http://www.edreform.com/index.cfm?fuseAction=newsLetter§ionID=29&NLissueID=4&articleID=11&altCol=2 Center For Education Reform, Monthly Letter to Friends No. 75], Back to School 2002.</ref>
==Origins and Achievements==
A species mysterious to modern biologists, the Democrats reside largely in the unexplored urban sprawls, welfare lines, and select places like [[New York City]], [[Washington, DC]], [[Mississippi]], [[Alabama]], [[Madison|Madison, WI]], [[Detroit]], [[Chicago]], [[San Francisco]], [[Seattle]], [[Antarctica]] and the [[USSR]]. Democrats are a type of sub-human lizard people that bleed green goo. Since Democrats are bizarro world [[Republicans]]. The Democrats have evolved into many subspecies, including the hybrid [[Hillary Clinton]], [[John Kerry]], the black guy(s) your daughter is dating (sorry that's not [[Barak Obama]] with [[Sarah Palin]]), and the[[French]].
The study of Democrats started long before the birth of Jesus during last year's Superbowl halftime. A famous international journalist named [[Borat]] wrote in his famous "Guide To Taking Pictures Of Ladies While They Make Toilet" that the Democrats were largely responsible for inventing [[towels]], [[brunch]], [[man-thongs]], [[llamas]], [[terrorism]], [[cheese]], [[AIDS]], [[ninjas]] and Heinz [[Ketchup]]. A famous Democrats specimen, known as Hercules Ron Jeremy, mistakenly tapped into human civilization on [[Rhode Island]], and was forced to kill the Democrats-eating cyclops named Dick Cheney.
===Environment vs Labor===
===Environment vs Labor===