text: So: Any denial of giving public money in support of religion is because of -- bigotry against Roman Catholics!
  That old horse is still being beaten. But, this is 2017, not 1877.
  It's wrong to deny a religious school shredded tires for a playground. It's quite another to say taxpayers have to fund religious education.
  "We must have vouchers for poor folks" is a sham argument, anyway. The voucher supporters want tax money so that middle class parents can use the voucher money plus their own funds to go to high-end private schools, just like the rich folks do.
  Voucher supporters want to gut funding of public schools. If screaming "bigotry!" gets them there, they'll use it.
  Colorado provides for a system of free public education. Taxpayers even fund magnet schools and charter schools for parents who do not want their children to attend regular public schools.
  If parents want to go to religious private schools, let them pay their own way. Or teach their children their religion at home.