Trump Vows To End ‘Student Loans Scam’ (Sanders, Obama, school)

[theunbrainwashed]

Originally Posted by Dequindre

That could easily be folded into the ACA replacement plan.

However, I do think this student loan plan would gain bi-partisan support.

What makes you think the Democrats will go along with any plan to abolish the student loan program?

[Boss]

Originally Posted by Dbones

Then you should like this

I see it for what it is, a bright shiny object to change the days headlines.

[Frank DeForrest]

The scam should be ended, not reformed.

[oh-eve]

Originally Posted by GoCardinals

This will be great if he fixes this mess. I am all in support on this.

me too.


But people desperately want him to fail in everything - even if that means, the country goes (further) down the drain. I don't get it. He is here. Nothing we can do against it. So why not suck it up and support him?

[Dbones]

Originally Posted by Boss

I see it for what it is, a bright shiny object to change the days headlines.

No, you just see any reason at all to bash Trump no matter what he's doing. It's quite obvious.

[Dequindre]

Originally Posted by theunbrainwashed

What makes you think the Democrats will go along with any plan to abolish the student loan program?

Because they're the ones who usually loathe profit on loans.

[Ghostrider275452]

Originally Posted by mohawkx

How do you know it's good? Just like every other Trump initiative, Trump hasn't given a clue on how he intends to end the "Student loan scam". All he's done is make another proclamation.
For all you know, he intends to end all federal assistance via low interest loans to families and students and replace it all with commercial loans from private banks at credit card rates.

You need to give things time to play out.

[burdell]

Originally Posted by Dequindre

That could easily be folded into the ACA replacement plan.

However, I do think this student loan plan would gain bi-partisan support.

There's a plan?

[censusdata]

I am in a world of hurt over students loans myself. The problem is young people are fed inaccurate info about what their salary will be with a college degree vs 2 year degree vs skilled trade. My first jobs out of college paid $12 to $15 with no upside at all. Had I known that I would have just worked in retail or fast food and worked my way up to manager. Would make the same money with no loan debt. Quite frankly only very good HS students have any business going to college and only if they major in something practical like engineering, doctor, teacher, etc. People that are average students and switch their major every year will not benefit from a degree.

[mohawkx]

Originally Posted by Dbones

wahhh wahhh wahhh, just crying about something just to hear yourself cry.

What exactly does that have to do with the subject of the thread?