Ive read of waivers that schools have to know the mpr piece. None of them have been approved. More on that later. One last question. Im annie martin from the orlando sentinel. My question has to do with the accountability for schools that are receiving either the Tax Credit Program money or voucher money. In our state it seems like the parents are the primary mechanism of accountability for schools and the philosophy is if the schools not getting the job done the parents will put their kids elsewhere, but theres also not a lot of Public Information available about the schools that receive this money in terms of how kids performed on standardized tests or whos teaching at the school or what kind of qualifications we have and im interested to hear this groups take on that issue. So given our time. What im going to say is if you can boil it down to 30 seconds and if you want to share one or two of the questions that you were suggesting journalists should pursue as they cover choice progra
good morning and welcome to washington journal. we had a deadly air strike. this may have killed a civilian. our topics for this first hour is the war in afghanistan and the direction that the white house is using to take their. our first guest is arnaud de borchgrave, who is the editor at large for the washington times. good morning. thank you for being with us. conservatives are coming out and talking about concerns about proceedings in afghanistan. tell us how you look at this yesterday in the washington times. guest: i think there are large number of public opinion in the country. then a number of the people who oppose the war is roughly 57%. k.i.a. will weeks ago is two weeks ago it was 51 percent said. president obama highlighted the cause of this war in his campaign. i think the chances are that senator mccain would be president today, so he had to come out in favor of this war, provided it hadn t paid to al qaeda. it had a peg to al qaeda. we chased al qaed