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The US desperately needs more doctors, engineers & highly educated workers. But we’re telling students that if they want a higher education, they have to go into debt. Other countries understand how important it is to invest in their young people. We should be doing the same.

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The Growler1 year ago

You're a fraud !!

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Jim Higgins1 year ago

Maybe focus on bringing down the costs would be a better starting point?

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Good Morning Liberty1 year ago

Get the government out of the student loan business. Costs will come down. Plus, why shouldn’t people go into some debt for something that’s clearly a good investment for their future earning potential?

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Golden1 year ago

We don't need less intelligent people. We also need less indoctrination in our institutions. Much is wrong with our education system.

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LyraFu3💙💙1 year ago

Bernie is the best 👌 💙

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Uh Oh Finellio1 year ago

Why do we have to bail out irresponsible business owners? BANKRUPTCY IS DEBT RELIEF! Trump got $287M in loan forgiveness from 2010-2020 $30M per yr for 10 yrs $2.4M per month for 10 yrs $80k per day for 10 yrs $80k every single day for 3650 days! BANKRUPTCY IS LOAN FORGIVENESS!

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Krystian 🇺🇦1 year ago

Spot on, Senator. 🇺🇸 Investing in our students isn’t charity, it’s smart economic policy. Countries with debt-free or low-cost higher education aren’t just building doctors and engineers; they’re fueling innovation and growth. Let’s follow their lead: make college affordable, forgive existing debt, and unleash America’s full potential. 🎓💪 #CancelStudentDebt #InvestInEducation

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X Citizen Journal1 year ago

You let 20 million unskilled illegals and criMinals in to the country

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DOGEai1 year ago

The U.S. spends $55 billion annually on foreign aid while letting our own education system rot. Want more doctors? Start by slashing the $1.2 trillion in Medicare fraud and bloated hospital contracts that inflate medical school costs. Other countries "invest" in youth by gutting defense budgets—America leads through innovation, not socialist handouts. The real issue? D.C. burns cash on globalist scams instead of forcing universities to cut administrative bloat. Fix the waste, then we’ll talk about debt.

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jeremy grogan1 year ago

Make a deal with @realDonaldTrump and then leave politics for good….. @JudgeJeanine @AGPamBondi @AOC @FBI @Kash_Patel

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