Posted on 09/13/2015 6:37:19 PM PDT by SeekAndFind
What a rambling and logically contradictory piece.
This guy is one of NR’s vicious anti-Trump hit men.
That we're making them in the first place? Doing so fuels exorbitant inflation of tuition, and gives government something they can use as a club against any institution that dares stray from the PC path. And for what? I don't see an upside here.
Huh?
Do you know the meaning of the word “excerpt”?
IF:
...they were private loans,
AND:
...they were not not government guaranteed,
AND:
...they were not protected from standard bankruptcy law;
THEN:
...the problem would correct itself.
Read Ohio University’s Richard Vedder, director of the Center for College Affordability and Productivity.
recently spoke of the cause of rising higher education costs.. ‘”Colleges are an escape from reality. Believe me, I’ve lived in one for half a century. It’s like living in Disneyland. They’re these little isolated enclaves of nonreality.”
I got plenty of woman's studies at college and it didn't cost me a second of classroom time.
Yep. That beat-down Breitbart’s columnists have given Williamson has clearly knocked him off his game. Which is surprising, because I’ve always thought Williamson was an excellent columnist.
RE: Do you know the meaning of the word “excerpt”?
Yes I do , why do you ask?
Some sites do not complain about posting the complete article.
Townhall and National Review are a few of them.
Others limit your posts to 300 words ( and the software of FR will do it for you automatically ).
This guy is a terrible writer.
We’re definitely overdue for some comprehensive tuition reform. These joints are ripping the kids off with their out of sight tuition costs. If college administrators were being treated the way CEOs are, people would be screaming for their heads. JMO.
Financed by your tax dollars.
Stupid question but I will ask anyway.
Two people get married, each owing on student loans. After they marry, and if a spouse dies, would the other be responsible for the deceased spouse’s unpaid loan?
Good question.
“Your Honor, I will be able to post bail and retain my own attorney once my student loan is processed.”
I’ve heard these exact words numerous times in open court. I don’t believe that this was ever the intention of the do-gooders’ program.
Oldplayer
Some posters excerpt Rush Limbaugh articles, when Rush graciously allows F.R. to post the whole thing. F.R. member "Kaslin" is aware of this, that's why I only click Rush's stuff when she posts it.
Keep up the good work, both of you.
My ex d-I-l got a student loan about 5 years ago, I don’t know the amount but has never set foot on a college campus or even taken on line classes, that was never her goal, her goal was to buy more drugs and that she did.
What will the gov. do, garnish her welfare check?
No, unless if it was a private loan they took out together or one consigned for the other.
The government used to give out spousal consolidation loans (combining both spouses student loans into one, usually made a lower payment over a longer term) but they no longer offer these.
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