[Libloather]

This does not jazz the Free Crap Caucus whatsoever.

[lee martell]

Hold on there, Pardner! Let’s not be too hasty.

[cicero2k]

This would be a moderate position, if true. Big gamble for the little guy.

[Shadow44]

I’m amazed that he managed to come up with a policy position on student debt that probably alienates everyone at the same time in how insane it is.

[vikingd00d]

The time to go on strike against debt is before you take out the loan.

[Brian Griffin]

Fifteen percent ? max out of your paycheck or pay the previously agreed amounts.

It may be in the graduate’s interest to sign up.

[Brian Griffin]

It would be like the English system, but I assume only a new repayment option.

[Lazamataz]

....and there goes the educated-citizen vote.

[aquila48]

I could go along with that.

[Anti-Bubba182]

Bloomberg is going to burst into flames when people realise what his proposals are.

[E. Pluribus Unum]

Take it out of the endowments of the universities who exploited dumb 18-year olds for their student loans.

[PGR88]

Just another reason Fed.gov needs to abolish the Dept. of Education

They are the means by which government is making debt-slaves out of an entire generation - then using it for political advantage.

[MeganC]

“Bloomberg would not cancel student debt or make all public colleges free (as Bernie Sanders proposes). Instead, he would place all student debtors in an income-driven repayment plan so that payments are taken directly from borrowers’ paychecks.”

That’s actually a great idea!!! Make the leftist deadbeats PAY for their useless leftist degrees!!!

I hope Trump does this after the election and then gives Bloomberg credit for the idea!!!

[Husker24]

Going after the youth vote I see.

[from occupied ga]

Even a blind hog finds an acorn every now and then.

[Chewbarkah]

Bloomberg’s attitude is that private businesses can be forced to provide services to the government for free. Why would I have to collect and process student loan payments if my employees were foolish enough to run up student debt? Small employers will tend to eliminate the trouble-makers and hire others who don’t cause extra work.

[grey_whiskers]

https://twitter.com/wkeithcampbell/status/1229943734239928320?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw%7Ctwcamp%5Etweetembed%7Ctwterm%5E1229943734239928320%7Ctwgr%5E&ref_url=https%3A%2F%2Fdisqus.com%2Fembed%2Fcomments%2F%3Fbase%3Ddefaultf%3Dpj-instapunditt_i%3D1-358868t_u%3Dhttps3A2F2Fpjmedia.com2Finstapundit2F3588682Ft_e%3DOPEN20THREAD3A2020Commenters2C20take20the20wheel.t_d%3DInstapundit20C2BB20Blog20Archive20C2BB20OPEN20THREAD3A20Commenters2C20take20the20wheel.t_t%3DOPEN20THREAD3A2020Commenters2C20take20the20wheel.s_o%3Ddefaultl%3Dversion%3D2523079e0120251bd2790d37728f14be

“Question on college:
Daughter #1 receives nice letter from Yale saying to apply. Includes cost calculator. Cost for her is $306,000.

If she invests 306k and surfs for 30 years she ends up with 2.5 million (age 48) 5 mill at 56 and easy 10mil at 65.
Why would she pick Yale?”