Elizabeth Warren’s tuition-free college proposal and student debt forgiveness plot came under fire Friday, with USA Today reporting her plans are “actually pretty price” and would “benefit the rich more than the poor.”
“Free college plans like Elizabeth Warren’s are actually pretty pricey. And some say her plan would benefit the rich more than the poor,” posted the national paper on social media.
Free college plans like Elizabeth Warren's are actually pretty pricey. And some say her plan would benefit the rich more than the poor. https://t.co/0rJPfJZ6a8
— USA TODAY (@USATODAY) April 26, 2019
Warren’s plan to provide free colleges and forgive student debt for 95% of Americans with loans is expected to cost US taxpayers over $1.25 trillion over the next decade.
FANTASYLAND: Top Economists Say Warren’s New Proposals to Cost Taxpayers Over $100 TRILLION
Senator Elizabeth Warren delivered her first nationally televised town hall event in Mississippi Monday night; offering a series of proposals that the nation’s top economists predict will cost US taxpayers over $100 trillion.
Warren was speaking with supporters when she offered her series of solutions for the nation’s most pressing problems; promising free healthcare, universal childcare, debt-free college tuition, reparations, the Green New Deal, and more.
“Elizabeth Warren promoted some of her signature proposals at a town hall event Monday night — which, all told, could cost a combined $100 trillion, according to recent estimates,” reports Fox News.
“That’s how we build a future. And I’ll add one little piece to it and say when you take a look at the Green New Deal, understand this is about building the infrastructure for the 21st century, for a sustainable world,” Warren claimed.
“I believe it’s time to start the national, full-blown conversation about reparations,” Warren added: “ignoring the problem is not working.”
Read the full report at Fox News.
FREE MONEY! Sen. Warren Calls for Free College, Cancellation of Student Debt, Will Cost $1.25 TRILLION
Senator Elizabeth Warren outlined her plan Monday to offer free college tuition to all Americans while forgiving pre-existing student loan debt; admitting the expensive proposal would likely cost $1.25 trillion over the next decade.
“We got into this crisis because state governments and the federal government decided that instead of treating higher education like our public school system — free and accessible to all Americans — they’d rather cut taxes for billionaires and giant corporations and offload the cost of higher education onto students and their families,” writes Warren.
“Experts estimate my debt cancellation plan creates a one-time cost to the government of $640 billion. The Universal Free College program brings the total cost of the program to roughly $1.25 trillion over ten years,” she adds.
Warren’s proposal would provide cost-free tuition for public colleges and would cancel up to $50,000 in student loan debt for Americans earning under $100,000 per year.
Read the Senator’s full article here.
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