(06-25-2019, 03:48 PM)mikesez Wrote:

(06-25-2019, 09:51 AM)flsprtsgod Wrote: I'm in the Dave Ramsey party on this one. If we're going to forgive it then it must be that it's a bad idea, so along with the forgiveness we also have stop doing it. I personally am more concerned about the credential inflation that we're seeing in the business world. When college is available to everyone then a high school diploma won't get you in the door. Line-level Manager positions that require a Graduate degree aren't uncommon anymore, when it used to be that only the C-suite needed those. The entry costs for ambitious white collar workers is very high, and middle management wages don't make for much of an ROI in the first 20 years of employment.

Agreed, especially with bolded part.

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(06-25-2019, 12:13 PM)B2hibry Wrote: If we're being honest. The votes that the Dems are chasing with this scheme aren't going to be from the ones that have the mental ability to attend college. On a more technical note, it's another targeted tax that won't pass the constitutional sniff test.

I have some folks on my social media cheerleading for this.
They both have doctorates.
Granted, the degrees were from Nova Southeastern and FL Coastal School of Law.
These two are certainly smart enough to attend and finish college.
Just not smart about money.

There are exceptions to every scenario and I would consider this one not unheard of. Higher education has become very left leaning especially in the arts and sciences concentrations. These same people are the ones screaming about the National Debt. Always some kind of weird contradiction in beliefs or supports.

Anyways. This sums things up pretty well...

https://twitter.com/DanCrenshawTX/status...0914884608

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