Topic: Student Loans

Student loan forgiveness: Taxation without representation
Student loan forgiveness: Taxation without representation April 13, 2024 Gary Aminoff The Founding Fathers had a word for Joe Biden’s student loan schemes.
Joe Biden announces a new student loan bailout, AOC applauds the move as giving ‘hope’ to those who want to ‘travel abroad’
Joe Biden announces a new student loan bailout, AOC applauds the move as giving ‘hope’ to those who want to ‘travel abroad’ April 9, 2024 Olivia Murray Instead of paying those pesky bills, college graduates can now take an Instagram-worthy trip to Ibiza, or Bali.
In the Student Loan Game, Everything is Relative
In the Student Loan Game, Everything is Relative August 28, 2022 John F. Di Leo Whether you can afford your loan payments depends a lot on your expectations and prospects.
What is a 'Loan'?
What is a 'Loan'? June 9, 2022 John Horvat II To break an agreement is to bring dishonor upon a person. And this dishonor is much more the problem than the dollar amounts attached to the loan.
Pursuing Serious Student Loan Reform
Pursuing Serious Student Loan Reform May 4, 2021 J. Allen Cartwright Student loan legislation must focus on lowering tuition costs and ensuring that students are pursuing degrees that are likely to offer financial security. 
Student loan forgiveness would turn citizens into zombies
Student loan forgiveness would turn citizens into zombies December 1, 2020 John Merrifield and Barry Poulson Citizens need to understand why the federal student loan program failed and what impact this failure has on our society.
Maxine Waters beclowns herself to the big red nose level on student loans
Maxine Waters beclowns herself to the big red nose level on student loans April 11, 2019 Monica Showalter After questioning major bank heads about student loan debt, she was surprised to learn that all of the big banks got out of the student lending business more than a decade ago...when Obama nationalized it.
Guess who pays for too much government lending
Guess who pays for too much government lending June 23, 2017 Jack Hellner There's such a thing as excessive government lending.  Check out Robert Samuelson's piece explaining that in the Washington Post.
How John Adams Predicted Bernie Sanders and His Acolytes
How John Adams Predicted Bernie Sanders and His Acolytes February 3, 2016 William Sullivan The Founding Father and second president 227 years ago predicted, with eerie precision, the why and how of Bernie Sanders and his acolytes. 
Are Student Loans the new Sub-Prime Bubble?
Are Student Loans the new Sub-Prime Bubble? April 17, 2015 Chriss Street The numbers would make anybody shudder -- except for Barack Obama and the Department of Education.
Are Public Schools to Blame for Student Loan Bubble?
Are Public Schools to Blame for Student Loan Bubble? September 6, 2013 Scott Mayer Bastiat's insight, as extended to education.