Chrkeller said:
zorg1000 said:
But recent polls have shown that these demographics have been trending right in the last couple years, wouldn’t this in theory help stop them from continuing to bleed off? https://www.dataforprogress.org/blog/2023/9/28/a-majority-of-voters-with-student-loan-debt-are-not-confident-they-can-make-their-monthly-payments
Loan forgiveness is mixed but the SAVE Plan is strongly or somewhat supported by basically every group. 72% overall 80% democrats 72% independent/3rd party 63% republicans 76% female 68% male 75% under 45 71% over 45 69% no college 77% college 69% black 73% white 73% latino 75% past borrower 67% never borrower 84% current borrower You know what? After reading that, I actually agree with you now. The message shouldn’t be about forgiving debt because to a lot of people that sounds unearned, it should be about promoting the SAVE Plan and talk about making student repayment more fair. |
I support restructuring of loans 100%. I'm happy with 0% interest. Lowering payments, etc. The wiping of debt bothers me. Restructuring, 100% support here. |
Look at us coming together and agreeing lol
But yeah I think promoting the SAVE Plan and talking about how Republicans have tried to block it along with a plan to bring down the costs of tuition is a winning strategy when talking about higher education.
