But college debt is not a federal problem - it fails to pass the test of a power delegated by the Constitution and just because the feds can do it, that doesn't give them the authority to do anything about it.
The real issue here is that our children are so filled with self importance and entitlement that they have not sat down to plan their careers and to focus on courses of study that will more likely get them jobs. Our wandering skulls full of mush are going to school based upon the nirvana of four years of parties, promiscuous sex, and carefree life experience and have not given any thought to how they are going to pay for their $80k orgy of nothing.
Yes, the Feds are partially responsible for the student loans because the Feds ventured into an area that they have no authority to be in - taking over issuing student loans. The Feds must immediately stop being in this and assuming any of the debt of students. We need to push this back to the states and to allow private institutions to issue debt (and maybe they'll start requiring courses of study that have employment potential instead of focusing on Lesbo and Gender Speculating Rights).
The insertion of the Feds into student loans has allowed higher education (or the Leninist institutions that call themselves that) to inflate educational costs at a faster rate than inflation. The Feds have actually caused the increase in education costs because nearly anyone with a pulse can get loans and there is no pressure on Universities to hold down the costs; rather the Universities are inflating professor salaries, building worthless new buildings, and expanding college sports (and being required to have women's sports whom no one ever watches except the dyke basketball series).
It is time to starve the Universities and force them to the fat farm. Dry up loan money and make it tougher to get a student loan. As the shortage of students hits the schools of advanced leftist swine studies, their worthless programs will dry up and worthless professors will be forced to run french fry stations at McDonald's because they aren't capable of doing anything else.
As students are now forced by REALITY into studies that produce assets for the economy, we'll have incredible competition to have higher educational output and students will be better prepared to earn high paying salaries. And since not every student should go to college (and there is no right to a college education), we will have better students competing for grades and the low ability students will go to trade schools where they belong and they can become plumbers and electricians which pay well and are in high demand. Nothing wrong with being an HVAC tech that earns over $20 per hour!
So let's dismiss the Democrat appeal to students and call it what it is - bribery for votes.
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