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@959K74L from North Carolina answered…3wks

No,and all education should be nationalized.

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@8NS2CDJ from Minnesota answered…2yrs

I think it should be offered, but parents have a choice to send their child, keep them home, or send to private school.

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@92TGB62 from California answered…5mos

No tengo opinión formada al respecto.

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@92TFWHHPeace and Freedom from Tennessee answered…5mos

depends on the school

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@8XVQJQJ from Missouri answered…10mos

Preschool funding should be decided at the district level. Preschool should be offered to everyone at an affordable pric...

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@8XVS6XW from Wisconsin answered…10mos

No. When the government funds schooling, it becomes propaganda

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@8YMTVW6 from Utah answered…8mos

Yes, if parents cannot provide themselves.

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@8XWCCBM from Wisconsin answered…10mos

Yes, and school should be open for all kids and provide programs and free lunches

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@8X87FN9Independent from Virginia answered…11mos

No, regular public schools are still unbalanced in quality so if early childhood education is the concern provide vouche...

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@8Z4ZKV2 from New Jersey answered…8mos

Yes, Fund through These are the revenue proposals to pay for build back better:400 billion from IRS reform, including th...

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@8ZXQ2QX from Missouri answered…6mos

yes, but funding should come from local tax instead

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@8XR9JWJDemocrat from New Jersey answered…10mos

Yes, and do so through passing a regulation that bans health care costs from being more than what it takes to run the bu...

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@8YXPLZ6Green from New Jersey answered…8mos

Yes, fund through a wealth tax

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@8XW5754 from West Virginia answered…10mos

No stand point

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@8ZXZW3C from California answered…6mos

Take a vote every year to determine if they should fund and how much money should be spent on

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@8YMT7Y6 from Nebraska answered…8mos

no because its not necessary until kindergarten, they are too young and should be in child care at that age

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@8Z63X62 from Florida answered…6mos

I don’t care. I don’t have kids.

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@8XWJ28L from New Jersey answered…10mos

Yes, the way the BBBA pays for it.

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@8XX5JBH from Iowa answered…10mos

I don't really trust the government to properly fund schools, but I do think parents should have the options to send the...

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@8Z55YQD from Arizona answered…8mos

Federal government and States should both partially support universal preschool.

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@8Z3G3YQ from Maryland answered…8mos

Yes, and it should be funded by the federal government

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@8W4N6Z7Libertarian from Illinois answered…1yr

Yes, if it is revenue neutral

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@7YS3KJPRepublican from Arizona answered…12mos

No. I would like to see K-12 education substantially privatized, with room for unions and the freedom for teachers to se...

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@8Z6HS8L from North Carolina answered…8mos

Yes, as long as parents have the choice not to

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@8W3L5XL from Illinois answered…1yr

Yes, if the preschools use age-appropriate curriculum, and if it can be revenue-neutral in the Federal Budget (the goal...

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No,and all education should be nationalized.

I think it should be offered, but parents have a choice to send their child, keep them home, or send to private school.

No tengo opinión formada al respecto.

depends on the school

Preschool funding should be decided at the district level. Preschool should be offered to everyone at an affordable pric...

No. When the government funds schooling, it becomes propaganda

Yes, if parents cannot provide themselves.

Yes, and school should be open for all kids and provide programs and free lunches

No, regular public schools are still unbalanced in quality so if early childhood education is the concern provide vouche...

Yes, Fund through These are the revenue proposals to pay for build back better:400 billion from IRS reform, including th...

yes, but funding should come from local tax instead

Yes, and do so through passing a regulation that bans health care costs from being more than what it takes to run the bu...

Yes, fund through a wealth tax

No stand point

Take a vote every year to determine if they should fund and how much money should be spent on

no because its not necessary until kindergarten, they are too young and should be in child care at that age

I don’t care. I don’t have kids.

Yes, the way the BBBA pays for it.

I don't really trust the government to properly fund schools, but I do think parents should have the options to send the...

Federal government and States should both partially support universal preschool.

Yes, and it should be funded by the federal government

Yes, if it is revenue neutral

No. I would like to see K-12 education substantially privatized, with room for unions and the freedom for teachers to se...

Yes, as long as parents have the choice not to

Yes, if the preschools use age-appropriate curriculum, and if it can be revenue-neutral in the Federal Budget (the goal...

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