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Did anyone actually read the entire article posted in the thread starter?

Even with the worst case scenario the government is saving $47b. Even a nightmare scenario still saves tens of billions of dollars. Why is the right objecting to this? You would rather subsidize private industry who is still going to spend billions on marketing and expensive advertising all the while still raking in billions in profits at your expense as a tax payer? How does that jive in your eyes?

Im just pointing out the obvious in that overall, it will ultimatly save tens of billions in tax dollars and or ultimately debt. At the same time putting millions of Americans to higher education and training. Im searching for a real solid reason this is a bad thing. Anybody?

Before anyone wants to start suggesting that this is unconsitutional really should hire a lawyer or even better go to law school and start challenging some of the laws and programs you have deemed unconsitutional. I dont think it a coincidence that this will likely go unchallenged in a realistic legal manner.

Federal Government saves money! Students get more access to college and training!

<blockquote data-quote="Bunz" data-source="post: 127058" data-attributes="member: 507">Did anyone actually read the entire article posted in the thread starter? Even with the worst case scenario the government is saving $47b. Even a nightmare scenario still saves tens of billions of dollars. Why is the right objecting to this? You would rather subsidize private industry who is still going to spend billions on marketing and expensive advertising all the while still raking in billions in profits at your expense as a tax payer? How does that jive in your eyes? Im just pointing out the obvious in that overall, it will ultimatly save tens of billions in tax dollars and or ultimately debt. At the same time putting millions of Americans to higher education and training. Im searching for a real solid reason this is a bad thing. Anybody?Before anyone wants to start suggesting that this is unconsitutional really should hire a lawyer or even better go to law school and start challenging some of the laws and programs you have deemed unconsitutional. I dont think it a coincidence that this will likely go unchallenged in a realistic legal manner. Federal Government saves money! Students get more access to college and training!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Bunz, post: 127058, member: 507"] Did anyone actually read the entire article posted in the thread starter? Even with the worst case scenario the government is saving $47b. Even a nightmare scenario still saves tens of billions of dollars. Why is the right objecting to this? You would rather subsidize private industry who is still going to spend billions on marketing and expensive advertising all the while still raking in billions in profits at your expense as a tax payer? How does that jive in your eyes? Im just pointing out the obvious in that overall, it will ultimatly save tens of billions in tax dollars and or ultimately debt. At the same time putting millions of Americans to higher education and training. Im searching for a real solid reason this is a bad thing. Anybody? Before anyone wants to start suggesting that this is unconsitutional really should hire a lawyer or even better go to law school and start challenging some of the laws and programs you have deemed unconsitutional. I dont think it a coincidence that this will likely go unchallenged in a realistic legal manner. Federal Government saves money! Students get more access to college and training! [/QUOTE]

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