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>>I've said before that I think that the American voter is stupid - and often times Trump supporters are just dumb. It's the Dunning-Kruger effect - often times they're too dumb to know they're dumb.
>>http://www.rawstory.com/2016/08/a-neuroscientist-explains-what-may-be-wrong-with-trump-supporters-brains/
>>All you have to do is watch a couple of interviews with a few Trump surrogates to see this in action. Racists would naturally flock to this like moths to a light.
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>I have a question. What do you think of individuals who truly believe that HRC has a chance of making college debt free for families making less than 125K a year?

It can be done.
A combination of GI bill, scholarships and working 3 jobs allowed me to increase my net worth while getting a degree.

It's still possible today.
Grandson #1 is making enough summers and weekends to fund his tuition at a 2 year community college and racking up grades that will help him get financial aid during his last two years at Rutgers.
He's living at home and commuting while driving a junker, but he's doing it - pretty much the way I did.
He'll commute to Rutgers the last two years and come out debt free with a degree from Rutgers.

Grandson #2 will be inducted into the National Honor Society this week (Parents and grandpa are very proud) and his grades will help him get financial aid.

If someone goes to live on a campus at a private college with no financial aid, the costs are insane.
Even with the GI bill, I couldn't have done that.
The best way to reduce those costs is for students to avoid those schools.

Of course, what HRC is suggesting is nonsense. Throwing more money at the problem will only make it worse.