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Re: greedy billionaires

By: clo in ALEA | Recommend this post (0)
Wed, 08 Jul 15 1:00 AM | 103 view(s)
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You can get a solid college education without putting yourself in a hole.
A community college, live at home, work part time. I have a grandson doing it, with a little help from his parents.

These young folks need to have some skin in the game. Otherwise too many sow their wild oats, instead of learning.




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Re: greedy billionaires
By: Cactus Flower in ALEA
Wed, 08 Jul 15 12:00 AM 		Msg. 17146 of 54959

46%? Amazing. But heck, 54% for means even some Republicans like it.

There's no doubt the numbers are looking good. Cost growth down. The number of insured up.

I think the US should stick with Obamacare for a while and iron out its internal issues, instead of trying another restructuring.

But changing the way education is funded is a task Bernie seems to have been thinking about. No more student loans. It's deeply unfair to burden kids with a mortgage on their careers. Also stops them taking risks and builds dependency on a salaried lifestyle (rather than entrepreneurialism).

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