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2. True, but the problem would be easier if higher education tuitions were lower, including in state

Fri Dec 6, 2013, 12:57 PM

Dec 2013

colleges. This way you would not need to depend on companies like Sally Mae.

May be your senator could talk about that MORE.

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Elizabeth Warren: Education Department Shouldn't Be A 'Lapdog' - HuffPo [View all] WillyT Dec 2013 OP

Good for her, I am tired of the republican-lites. JRLeft Dec 2013 #1

Isn't that a state matter? DURHAM D Dec 2013 #3

Sure, the education of our kids ought to be viewed as a social good, Jackpine Radical Dec 2013 #4

Imagine that, the admin. is soft on corps. More straight talk from EW. polichick Dec 2013 #5

Ed Dept is a corporate toady like the Attorney General's office nt msongs Dec 2013 #7

And the guy who chose the heads of those depts: Obama... polichick Dec 2013 #8