Another Biden Assault on The Constitution! (Page 2): So you're in favor of taking money from blue-collar. workers who never got to go to college to pay for people who obligated...

microphor Loc: Home is TN

saltwind 78 wrote:

crazy, I am in favor of the help that the government helping out students in college. I just don't see how it is unconstitutional. First, the more educated the population is, the better it is for the country. Secondly, Colleges and universities in the US are among the most expensive in the world. How can students go into professions that don't pay a lot, if they have to pay enormous sums of money to pay back super expensive loans? Where will we get enough teachers, and social workers from?

So you're in favor of taking money from blue-collar.
workers who never got to go to college to pay for people who obligated themselves for loans so they could go to college?

Tessie50

Not fair to regular American workers at all or families that paid off their children's college loans.

Dan the man

saltwind 78 wrote:

crazy, I am in favor of the help that the government helping out students in college. I just don't see how it is unconstitutional. First, the more educated the population is, the better it is for the country. Secondly, Colleges and universities in the US are among the most expensive in the world. How can students go into professions that don't pay a lot, if they have to pay enormous sums of money to pay back super expensive loans? Where will we get enough teachers, and social workers from?

Send your money not mine!

microphor Loc: Home is TN

Dan the man wrote:

Send your money not mine!

Radiance3

crazylibertarian wrote:

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43 million students with $1.2 trillion debts. Biden has been paying their loans by installment. Against Congress and against the Supreme Court ruling. By these actions, he rules like a Dictator!

He is using our money to buy votes. He is desperate to win the election this 2024 to stay in office, to protect him of his crimes.

Your dumb but crook president!

Radiance3

BIRDMAN wrote:

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ExperienceCounts

saltwind 78 wrote:

crazy, I am in favor of the help that the government helping out students in college. I just don't see how it is unconstitutional. First, the more educated the population is, the better it is for the country. Secondly, Colleges and universities in the US are among the most expensive in the world. How can students go into professions that don't pay much if they have to pay enormous sums of money to repay super-expensive loans? Where will we get enough teachers and social workers?

I looked it up, do it yourself so you know the information is not biased. There already is a system in place for student loan forgiveness.

A better idea would be to get student loan interest rates lower. Biden should not be able to void any contracts; however, he has done so. Congress sits on their hands instead of calling him to account for his actions.

It should be easy to get him for failing to secure the borders--an oath the President takes. Instead, he has actively hindered secure borders by his edits and enjoining others to cease to enforce laws already on the books.

crazylibertarian Loc: Florida by way of New York & Rhode Island

ExperienceCounts wrote:

I looked it up, do it yourself so you know the inf... (show quote)

Voiding contracts is specifically prohibited in the original Artlces of The Constitution.

Knightlady

saltwind 78 wrote:

crazy, I am in favor of the help that the government helping out students in college. I just don't see how it is unconstitutional. First, the more educated the population is, the better it is for the country. Secondly, Colleges and universities in the US are among the most expensive in the world. How can students go into professions that don't pay a lot, if they have to pay enormous sums of money to pay back super expensive loans? Where will we get enough teachers, and social workers from?

Will he repay us stupid people who actually paid it back?

Jim0001 Loc: originally from Tennessee, now Virginia, USA

SeaLass wrote:

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REMEMBER. it was Obama who "took over" student loans from the private sector. Probably for just the reasons we are experiencing. Government cannot fix anything successfully!

Proud American Patriot

crazylibertarian wrote:

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I believe that is contempt of court. Why isn't Barak Obiden being charged? Oh right, he isn't competent to have charges but good enough to run the country.
TRUMP 2024🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸 The Traitor Guantanamo tour!

Proud American Patriot

saltwind 78 wrote:

crazy, I am in favor of the help that the government helping out students in college. I just don't see how it is unconstitutional. First, the more educated the population is, the better it is for the country. Secondly, Colleges and universities in the US are among the most expensive in the world. How can students go into professions that don't pay a lot, if they have to pay enormous sums of money to pay back super expensive loans? Where will we get enough teachers, and social workers from?

What was that grant the government gives? Pell grants? That helps. College is not mandatory and are indoctrination centers. You want college, you pay, just like I did 100% all of my degrees. Why should we the tax payer have to pay for useless degrees? Or any degree? You looking for your PhD to get paid? Another question. Since you are an academic or think you are one, a basic 4 year degree is about 128 credits? How many are in your major? 30x36? Add a little English and shouldn't be more than 40 credits. So why are people forced to pay for more? Why are credits so expensive where schools net 40 mil a year? Yes I know one college that did one year. My daughter's. Oh, she is a Doctor but had to take jewelry making, gym... Guess that will help when she does orthopedic surgery. So who are you or the government to tell us we must spend tax dollars to pay for parties and useless degress? Guess you like government handouts. In all your education, did any of the indoctrination centers offer a discount?

Knightlady

Proud American Patriot wrote:

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Fedup Veteran Loc: Bushnell, FL

saltwind 78 wrote:

crazy, I am in favor of the help that the government helping out students in college. I just don't see how it is unconstitutional. First, the more educated the population is, the better it is for the country. Secondly, Colleges and universities in the US are among the most expensive in the world. How can students go into professions that don't pay a lot, if they have to pay enormous sums of money to pay back super expensive loans? Where will we get enough teachers, and social workers from?

Why are the colleges and universities in the United States so expensive? It is because of the 'Student Loan Program', you can tract back to before the program and see how much less expensive it was to go to college, then the program hit and boom colleges & universities hit the jackpot. Everyone seems to think college is for everyone but it is not, we need trade people, do you really think a college grad who majored in music, art, social studies or business would be able to fix a car's engine, electric motor or the electrical issues, install a new furnace/A/C, install plumbing in a new home, repair a refrigerator or lay a new water or sewer line? We need trades whether you believe it or not!

rukiddingme

Like so many other government programs, this one has careened out of control, ceasing to help those whom it was designed to help and instead now - and for a long time prior - has allowed our colleges to rampantly inflate their coffers while offering a product of dubious benefit in many cases: outright indoctrination in others.

Instead of teaching a generation of our youth that there's no reason for them to be resposible for their actions or need to work hard to dispense their debts, the program needs to be revamped to assure that the courses offered will
allow for a decent living wage to be earned, and provide 'professors' who have appropriate knowledge of the actual subject matter, rather than an ulterior, leftist philosophy to insist be espoused in their classes.
Current and upcoming students can also live like the rest of us did in small, unextraordinary apartments we were anxious to depart to start our life's work. Some of us even worked our ways through college - and we sure didn't earn $15 bucks an hour.
College isn't meant to offer the best living conditions a lot of thes kids have ever encountered. We need to let the colleges, with their billions in alumni moneys, know we will not agree to the ridiculous fees and rates of increased costs this student loan program has allowed and in fact fed.