The reach of this decision is going to be really limited. Very few states have this clause.

There's no question that this decision will embolden the school choice opponents to throw the uniformity argument against the wall and see if it sticks in other states. But Wisconsin has already resolved the issue the other way. I would feel comfortable going into any court and reading both decisions - I have no doubt the courts would pick the Wisconsin decision.

This is a battle, but it's not the war. We consider this one of the civil-rights issues of the 21st century, and we're going to continue to fight it, in Florida and elsewhere.

We don't know whether he has taken a decision yet, but we are watching the situation closely,

I could go on for hours about how outrageous this subsidy decision is. What we have here is a Nafta panel that simply decided to flout its obligation to enforce U.S. trade laws.

So I've made the decision as a United States senator to try to find some legal assistance and I'm going to take this to court. It is now time for the Supreme Court, if this continues and we don't break this filibuster, to give us their view of what is going on here.