Tennessee GOP gubernatorial hopefuls split on private-school vouchers

Tennessee's gubernatorial race has taken an interesting turn with its top Republican candidates divided on the issue of expanding private-school voucher programs. State Rep. Monty Fritts stands out by opposing any expansion, arguing the current programs are unconstitutional. Meanwhile, his competitors appear more open to increasing these vouchers, reflecting broader national debates about school choice and funding. This division highlights deeper ideological rifts within the GOP and could influence policy decisions if any of the candidates secure the nomination.