• @TIEPilot
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    111 year ago

    How about we go after the core of this problem, the inflation of the cost of college? It makes no sense the inflation of a four year degree in the last twenty years. Its perverse.

    • @jeffwOP
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      241 year ago

      We can walk and chew gum. Although, in this case, congress isn’t doing any walking, so all we have is the gum option.

    • Igotz80HDnImWinning
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      71 year ago

      Drop interest rates and minimum payments to zero. No debt forgiven but all these assholes who are knee deep in Student Loan Asset Backed Securities (SLABS) lose their $$. Then don’t bail them out so they can’t lobby congress to eliminate student debt anymore. Problem solved.

      • @TIEPilot
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        -61 year ago

        I’m fine w/ lowering the interest rates, then also putting strangle hold on new loans. Or we are going to keep this BS flowing.

        BSEE = loan

        Underwater basket weaving = you need 50% down.

    • Hairyblue
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      51 year ago

      I think there should be free public colleges. Other countries do it. We should too.

      Also government healthcare too.

      Stop voting for Republicans. They don’t want government to help people.

    • @tallwookie
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      -21 year ago

      or perhaps we should just steer more folks to trades jobs, and not the 4 year college track.