Polemics & Exchanges

resent a shrinkage, not an expansion, inrnthe welfare state. On the other hand, therncomparison witli food stamps is apt, butrnRockwell does not carr}' it through. Hernmaintains that vouchers will inevitablyrnlead to tighter government controls onrnprivate schools. Have food stamps led tornsuch controls on grocer}' stores? Governmentrnpower to regulate private schoolsrndoes . . .