Why is this a surprise? Her family's wealth comes from for-profit schools.
Once again, Betsy DeVos has prioritized for-profit colleges instead of students. This rule is a devastating blow for student borrowers who were cheated out of their education.https://www.nytimes.com/2019/08/30/business/betsy-devos-student-loan-forgiveness.html …
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The money set aside by the last administration for this purpose was taken away. Drumph put it in the "wall" piggy bank.
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@EricaLG Would just like to point out that this article is rife with inflammatory language that indicates clear bias. The idea that GE was aimed at schools producing “no meaningful job prospects” and “mountains of debt” is downright misleading. -
As is the idea that the DTR rule addresses only schools that “bilked” their students. Both of these characterizations are wildly prejudicial. So when I say reporters can do better, this is what I mean.
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Thank you for your service Patty. You are an honest and strong representative; a voice of reason in an uncertain and unsettling administration.
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Senator Patty these students take loans, walk away and do not repay the debt. The debt is then absorbed by taxpayers. We the taxpayers are tired of paying for freeloaders. Work for your education, like I did.
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That is what happens when you put crazy rich people in charge of the government.
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