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Just now, Anler said:

No different than all of the other govt give aways.

Past mistakes shouldn't excuse future ones. 

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1 minute ago, snoughnut said:

Especially that whopper for the Wall Street gang back in  2008 called TARP.

Its all fake money anyway and we know "conservatives" dont care about wasting it so might as well do stuff to help people

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51 minutes ago, Anler said:

No different than all of the other govt give aways.

Ever notice how there is NEVER any talk of put some controls on the public universities?   How about a re-evaluation of the credits needed to graduate?   Nope fixing what's broken isn't an option.   It simply must be a complete takeover of payment by the fed govt.  

Funny Sanders talks about people in the HC industry taking a pay cut to control costs yet NEVER does in the higher education system.  

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34 minutes ago, Highmark said:

Ever notice how there is NEVER any talk of put some controls on the public universities?   How about a re-evaluation of the credits needed to graduate?   Nope fixing what's broken isn't an option.   It simply must be a complete takeover of payment by the fed govt.  

Funny Sanders talks about people in the HC industry taking a pay cut to control costs yet NEVER does in the higher education system.  

I work for a couple major universities and I can tell you there is a major grift going on. Nobody is trying to fix it because too many are getting rich off of it. It doesnt matter what Sanders says, some are just going to hate it but making public college tuition free would have to include a total restructuring of the entire system. And I can tell you there will be ALOT of push back. 

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44 minutes ago, Highmark said:

Ever notice how there is NEVER any talk of put some controls on the public universities?   How about a re-evaluation of the credits needed to graduate?   Nope fixing what's broken isn't an option.   It simply must be a complete takeover of payment by the fed govt.  

Funny Sanders talks about people in the HC industry taking a pay cut to control costs yet NEVER does in the higher education system.  

Exactly, none of these programs addresses the issue of cost, only shifts the burden of payment onto someone else.

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8 minutes ago, Anler said:

I work for a couple major universities and I can tell you there is a major grift going on. Nobody is trying to fix it because too many are getting rich off of it. It doesnt matter what Sanders says, some are just going to hate it but making public college tuition free would have to include a total restructuring of the entire system. And I can tell you there will be ALOT of push back. 

We already spend almost $165+ billion on higher education ($9000 per student) between state and federal spending.   Sanders wants another $220 billion a year.   He wants to line the pockets of those indoctrinating our youth.   

The one thing about a Sanders Presidency is he can't get a thing done until there are major changes in the house and Senate.   He even said it in 16 but he's being quite about it now.   He'll be dead (of old age) before that happens.  

 

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We already spend almost $165+ billion on higher education between state and federal spending.   Sanders wants another $220 billion a year.   He wants to line the pockets of those indoctrinating our youth.   

The one thing about a Sanders Presidency is he can't get a thing done until there are major changes in the house and Senate.   He even said it in 16 but he's being quit about it now.   He'll be dead (of old age) before that happens.  

 

Well that is the fear mongering,"he is going to make us a communist country" but anyone who understands how govt works knows that he wont get anything accomplished by himself. 

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1 minute ago, Anler said:

Well that is the fear mongering,"he is going to make us a communist country" but anyone who understands how govt works knows that he wont get anything accomplished by himself. 

Both sides do it however one side goes much farther with it.   

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1 minute ago, Highmark said:

Both sides do it however one side goes much farther with it.   

Well Chris Matthews said he is worried about being hung in Central Park after Bernie gets elected. :lol:

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Just now, Anler said:

Well Chris Matthews said he is worried about being hung in Central Park after Bernie gets elected. :lol:

Forgot about Matthews.   :lol:   MSNBC sure like to compare people to Hitler.

Remember the dem ad of Bush or some R pushing the old lady in a wheelchair off a cliff?

Shit the things they were saying Trump would do were priceless.  

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2 hours ago, Highmark said:

Ever notice how there is NEVER any talk of put some controls on the public universities?   How about a re-evaluation of the credits needed to graduate?   Nope fixing what's broken isn't an option.   It simply must be a complete takeover of payment by the fed govt.  

Funny Sanders talks about people in the HC industry taking a pay cut to control costs yet NEVER does in the higher education system.  

Ginger had mentioned this yesterday. The bullshit required courses one must take.

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1 hour ago, Kivalo said:

Exactly, none of these programs addresses the issue of cost, only shifts the burden of payment onto someone else.

Just like healthcare. They had no idea how to fix it because they don't know what is broken. Their idea is cost shifting, not fixing.

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