What needs to be said is that she is a liar and a fraud. She KNOWS that her absurd pipedream will never happen, but she depends on the gullibility of Democrat primary voters to believe her shit and vote for her.
She is a lawyer and knows fully that the obstacles of "loan forgiveness," INCLUDING COMPENSATION for those defrauded are insurmountable.
Kudos for this guy for exposing her phony plot. He's probably a Trump voter anyway.
Why not?
Other countries provide free higher education. Why does our nation make you go tens of thousand in debt?
Those "other countries" also have 20% VATs. We're not interested.
If you want to lower tuition rates, simply make student loans more expensive and difficult to obtain. That lowers the demand at Universities and other institutions of higher education and that lowers tuition.
Anything free has no value to the consumer and therefore, no appreciation and massive abuse.
The High Price of a Free College Education in Sweden
Here's why Swedish college students still graduate with a ton of debt.
MATT PHILLIPS MAY 31, 2013
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But remember:
Free. College in Sweden is free. That's not even all that common in Europe anymore. While the costs of education are far lower than in the US, over the past two decades sometimes-hefty fees have become a fact of life for many European students.
Britain got them in 1998. Some German states instituted them after a federal ban on student fees
was overturned in the courts. In fact, since 1995 more than half of the 25 OECD countries with available data on higher education have
overhauled their college tuition policies at public institutions, with many adding or raising fees.
And yet, students in Germany and the UK have far lower debts than in Sweden. And
85% of Swedish students graduate with debt, versus only 50% in the US. Worst of all, new Swedish graduates have the highest debt-to-income ratios of any group of students in the developed world (according to estimates of what they're expected to earn once they get out of school)--somewhere in the neighborhood of 80%. The US, where we're constantly being told that student debt is hitting crisis proportions, the average is more like 60%. Why?
The High Price of a Free College Education in Sweden