U.S. Education Secretary Miguel Cardona joined CBS News Philadelphia on Thursday morning to discuss the Biden administration's ongoing student loan forgiveness efforts.
The Court has ruled it unconstitutional. I paid my own college. Why should I pay for someone elses? And what about the people who didn't go to college? And public servants get paid handsomely with benefits most of us dont have.
There would be no problem if bankruptcy laws applied. If you go start a business and take a loan then go belly up, do you have to pay that loan back for the rest of your life? Try getting a job in 2009 coming out of college with $70k in debt with an MBA, not gender studies. It took until 2017 before I could get a job making $50k. Guess how much interest accrued while I was serving tables, washing houses, cleaning garages, painting houses or doing anything else I could to legally earn a buck.
@@thetalkingbear Soldiers do not get college acceptance at a double digit. Military Times Best for Vets has barely anybody ACC, Big 10, SEC. Characteristics of Rural Veterans also goes to show the Selective Service is targeted towards rural small towns.
I pay my taxes I'm a home owner in the 6 figure club I still have a student loan for no reason. My school shut down right after I left because it was so bad but it's my fault I was lied to and manipulated into thinking it was something more at 18. Idk where you get off thinking you are above everyone sit down.
He is a disgrace - actively breaking the law. If the higher education finance community is broken why aren’t you going after them and the universities? Because you already have their votes. You talked about these people paying for their debt for twenty years. I’ve been paying taxes for over 50 years and all I get is this bs - You should resign!
