Posted on 02/02/2020 9:55:35 AM PST by kevcol
At Peace Tree Brewing on Friday night, Shireen Carter, an attorney in Norwalk, was among the hundreds of people who waited in Warren’s now-famous selfie line. But she also had something to show the senator: a one-page summary of her student loan debts from law school.
As of that evening, she owed $280,075.58.
“She gave me a big hug and said that we were going to fix that in nine months,” Carter said after the exchange with Warren, who has a plan to forgive most student loan debt.
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“..’Kickass women win’...”
Yup. In Hollywood movies with lots of CGI, maybe.
Well, she’s lied about everything else... Why not promise them the moon?
Non spelling narcissist bitch doesn’t know there’s no “I” in jackass.
Oh yes, this person who wants transgender kids’ consultation and approval for cabinet choices. Real kickass material that is, lol.
I just love how these fools think that taking out 280K in student loans is not their fault.
Whose ass has she ever kicked?
President Trump has been playing her like a football for years.
She can afford to pay her student loans
Schiff must be her speechwriter. Because it’s fantasy mixed with lies and bravado, signaling NOTHING.
Princess Grey Beaver is off the reservation for sure.
$280,000 in school loans for law school?
That’s almost $100,000 a year.
Right! The plumber and sales clerk have to pay off the loans of a spoiled brat who will be making millions as an ambulance chaser or Senate staffer.
A kickass woman won’t defeat
our president, much less
Pocahontas.
Squaw Fauxhoo
Fauxcahontas Spreading Bull.
I agree mass women can win...
You, sadly are not a kick ass woman...
Kick ass women don’t lie to get ahead, they don’t need to
Great idea - let every high school graduate know that they can get the taxpayers to foot the bill for them not going to work, or even better, get trained on how to play victim?
Insanity.
Psychojawea
That’s a huge amount. That’s like having a house mortgage.
There are different angles to the student loan issue. One key issue, is that people need financial education . I don’t think many young adults have gotten education about personal finances, or the impact of debt on their futures.
For example, it might make some sense to take out loans, to get a degree in a field for which the graduate will be able to get a much higher paying job with which to repay the loans.
Getting loans to get degrees in women’s studies is not financially viable, because such degrees to not lead to job and career paths and higher income jobs.
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