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Truth,
Massive student loan forgiveness would have drove tuition even higher.
Trump's was more a common sense approach based on not being able to work.
#128 | Posted by BillJohnson a
uGH
Forgiving loans for tuition that has already been paid would impact tuition costs, how?
That's like saying paying off medical debt will make healthcare costs rise
that's like saying paying off mortgage debt will make housing prices rise
that's like saying paying off auto loans will make car prices rise
And of course when shitler does it it DOESN'T make tuition prices rise