And until the 1960s, state colleges and universities were tuition free…
More Perfect Union
 @MorePerfectUS
1 Mar 2023
The U.S. Supreme Court is currently deciding whether to kill Biden's student debt cancellation plan. When the justices were in college, the average student loan debt was under $1070. Now it's $31,000 — up 2,807%.

Mar 1, 2023 · 7:16 PM UTC

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Doesn't change the fact that Biden isn't allowed to spend without Congress. Something he keeps doing as Democrats prove to hate the very foundation of this country...
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Capitalists saw a way to profiteer!
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As they should be but if you made a commitment under an in place system, hold up your end of said commitment. Nobody else’s fault someone spent stupid money for garbage degree.
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-Why not "request" ALL Profs & Grad Asst's teach ALL their classes for a $1/yr Salary?? -"Problem SOLVED"!!
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Obama had 59 senators and wouldn't even #CodifyRoe. The only thing your party loves and will fight like hell to protect is the filibuster. #Democrats are the disease, not the cure.
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no they weren't
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cancel the national debt
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Reprehensible billionaires fighting against students. They cheated to get to were thier at then hold us back. What are they so afraid of shocks the consciousness
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You are absolutely correct! The U.S. Supreme Court has no standing in the case that is before them; however, they are champing at the bit to undermine the President's programme to afford relief for students who have been severely affected by the onerous debt under a pandemic.
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