Ed Kilgore has been sounding the alarms over Mitt Romney's education proposals for a couple of months now. It's probably all part of my love-hate relationship with education policy in general. But today he's riffing on a TPM piece about the kudzu-like growth of Bobby Jindal's voucher program in Louisiana. What has him worked up, is this part of the coucher: "In heading his state in the direction of universally available vouchers rationalized by public school failure, Jindal is not, of course, holding any of the private school beneficiaries accountable for results, or for common curricula, or, it appears, for much of anything."