During the recent general election season, Assemblyman Elect Rabbi Avi Schnall heavily touted his "plan" to bring tuition relief for non-public school parents.
In fact, this claim was a game changer for many voters who went out to vote for Rabbi Schnall specifically due to this substantial campaign claim.
Curiously, in a new interview with the Asbury Park Press, when asked about school choice, Rabbi Schnall said "we don’t have a plan yet."
Hmm...
Elections must really be over!
For good measure, Republican Senator Bob Singer, who is now the longest standing senator in the Garden State, told the Press that he believes Rabbi Schnall will have a difficult time getting school choice and some other issues handled as a Democrat.
“I think he’ll have a harder time only because the Democratic philosophy goes against a lot of things the community believes, whether it is abortion or their philosophy on what should be taught in public schools to a lot of other issues,” Singer said. “I support vouchers 100%. If he has a way of bringing vouchers, God bless him, I’m here. I would be curious to see how it would get done.”
See the full interview here.
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3 comments:
There you have it!
Another typical politician, making big promises and then saying, "what? Huh, me??"
We've been duped רבותי!
Anyone with seichal saw this coming.
SHould Have voted to Fix the Formula! Lakewood needs a change!the old system needs an overhaul
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