Sorry but I have no sympathy for anyone trying to get out of a loan they took out in good faith to pay for their collage education, does our government have that much extra money that they don’t need loans repaid?
The GAO released a report showing the Department of Education has denied loan forgiveness to an alarming 99.6% of individuals who applied to the Public Service Loan Forgiveness Program. This is deeply troubling and we’re calling on Betsy DeVos to release more information.pic.twitter.com/baUF49WkOY
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I went back to school at 52 to go to nursing school, I just paid it off 2 months ago at the age of 65 ,the greatest feeling in the world.
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Are you actually complaining that people are paying back the money they owe? Hey DiFi, here's the kicker. It's not your money. It's mine--the taxpayer..and I want it back..with interest.
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Many of us went to school and into professions of public service because of this program. Shame on Devos and Trump.
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So you are saying as an attorney that you couldn’t afford your school loans? And you expect the American taxpayer to pick up the tab?
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Why don't YOU release the information?
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It IS cold season........
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College is too expensive. If some people can get their loans forgiven in return for service to the community, why is that a bad thing? Why do idiots on this thread want education to only be accessible to the rich?!
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Because if everyone is educated, how will the republicans stay in power. I am only sort of kidding. Think about this though, do you think the people that watch Fox News realize that they aren’t watching news?
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