I have no real interest in some arbitrary number of blue states that get in/out of the tax credit. I’m focused on the question of public school revenue. But if I were trying to maximize the blue state number, I’d be pushing Treasury very hard right now on its expense guidance to be very explicit and expansive about the tutoring, afterschool, summer school etc pieces. These are clearly allowable under the law, and in opt-in states, public school-facing groups are already planning it out. But in hold-out states, the new suspicion is Treasury will use the expense guidance to rule out key public school categoricals. Needless to say, that would be the wrong ruling, but its possibility is now being raised among some groups as one more ambiguity to keep blue states from going in.