Florida voters have a chance to reject bigotry and Blaine

That's not how the New York Times and the state's teachers union see the matter, of course, but that's how it is.  According to critics, efforts to get rid Florida's originally-anti-Catholic constitutional provisions banning "sectarian" institutions from receiving public funds, and to bring Florida law in line with the First Amendment, seek to "soften the barrier between church and state."  Nonsense.