Poll: 58% of Millennials Would Vote Trump If He Forgave Student Loans

[FuzzyLumpkins]

No one ever had student loans before the millennials. Smh

If you don't want massive student loan debt -- don't take out massive student loans, e.g. go to a less expensive school.

Marie Antoinette being channelled here. Let them eat cake!

Just ignore the discussion about education costs as opposed to the inflation rate like an obtuse simpleton why don't you?

[MultiTroll]

For 10K each would U.S. citizens elect Kim Jong-un for US President?

Serious question.

[CosmicCowboy]

I like to argue because it is the best way to discover the truth. It's a very enic approach.

You just get asshurt because you are a self important bag that doesn't like to be questioned, pedobear. You reaction to me is typical.

your pedobear "insult" is typical of your juvenile made up , bag. Old, stale, and totally fabricated in your little mind.

[DarrinS]

Kids used to be able to pay off school while working summer construction.

This won't hack it anymore.

Two worst construction jobs: laying foundation and getting concrete dust in the face; finishing the roofing in the summer.

I would say roofing is worse.

[rmt]

No one ever had student loans before the millennials. Smh

If you don't want massive student loan debt -- don't take out massive student loans, e.g. go to a less expensive school.

I agree - or go to local uni or cc. Also take dual enrollment classes or AP classes in high school - one can knock out a lot of general education requirements with AP US History, Euro History (those 2 will take care of most social science/humanities/diversity requirements), Eng Lang, Calc AB and Chem.

[DarrinS]

http://www.nytimes.com/2015/04/05/op...much.html?_r=0

[rmt]

http://www.nytimes.com/2015/04/05/op...much.html?_r=0

Sounds like a mini-government/corporation. 221% increase in administrators along with their healthcare costs, salaries and pensions and high-paid CEOs.