the return of "all children matter"

i'm to tired to do this story justice, but take a look at it yourself.

our friends at "all children matter" show up about two thirds of the way down:

But the largest contributor by far is All Children Matter, an Alexandria, Va., group aimed at electing those who support "principles of school choice most appropriate for their respective state." That group kicked in $102,000 to Parents for Choice in Education, which has lobbied for public charter schools, private-school vouchers and tuition tax credits.

the group they're funding is a political action committee -- its primary purpose is supporting like-minded candidates in utah -- called "parents for choice in education" (can't find a web site).