Instruct: Classify Amazon reviews into positive or negative sentiment
Query: a pitch for "vouchers" so the rich can keep their money

The first 50 pages is laden with footnotes to support their reasoning why the middle class is going bankrupt. Suddenly, with several pages devoted to how quite simply a "good voucher" system would solve every financially struggling "middle class" American family's problems, there is not a foot note to be found in support of their proposal. It's a weak argument to "save" middle-class (educated, well-off) families from having to go into debt to "buy" their kids a better education, and completely dismisses all the segregational ramifications, the issues of the chosen schools' task of making staff modifications to the influx of students, and the most important issue of all with vouchers: where the money will come from to pay for all this "free and great" education, which, by the way, is not free and will now not be great because of the new student to teacher ratio.