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Cal33

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147. Hey, folks, this isn't something new. There used to be many state universities that
Wed Feb 24, 2016, 10:36 AM
Feb 2016

charged no tuition for citizens of that state. They did charge out-of-state students.
If things were managed then, they can also be managed today.

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Will white colleges be affected? Yuugal Feb 2016 #1
Stanford may be feeling it rpannier Feb 2016 #5
Do you think that is bad or good? JDPriestly Feb 2016 #29
Student loan companies package and sell their debt MaeScott Feb 2016 #75
The student loan business was taken over by the federal government former9thward Feb 2016 #159
If you get into to Stanford exboyfil Feb 2016 #30
my kid goes to Berkeley, I wish his tuition was free. olddad56 Feb 2016 #139
Of course kennetha Feb 2016 #18
This message was self-deleted by its author PoliticAverse Feb 2016 #23
Yes and in some unwelcome ways bluestateguy Feb 2016 #24
LOL mhatrw Feb 2016 #46
Are you kidding me...these are the thoughtful reason you came up with to justify denying higher berniepdx420 Feb 2016 #56
A wedge? Historical Black colleges and Universities are important... Adrahil Feb 2016 #88
Important to who? skepticscott Feb 2016 #107
Important to maintaining a class divide in the AA community jberryhill Feb 2016 #140
Well said berniepdx420! monicaangela Feb 2016 #155
Your response makes no sense. When everyone has the opportunity to get a college education, it is a litlbilly Feb 2016 #124
Sure.... Adrahil Feb 2016 #87
Hey, folks, this isn't something new. There used to be many state universities that Cal33 Feb 2016 #147
Another thing, in Continental Europe there no longer are any private universities. They Cal33 Feb 2016 #149
This news item is filling me with a great sadness. Cheese Sandwich Feb 2016 #2
I don't buy that for a moment. Ed Suspicious Feb 2016 #3
Same here. Countries that did away with tuition generally have had to open, not close, colleges. forest444 Feb 2016 #20
Black colleges are now supported with donations, grant money jwirr Feb 2016 #123
Read his comments again jmowreader Feb 2016 #34
OK. So we better keep Savannah State at $20K/year so Morehouse can keep raking in the $? mhatrw Feb 2016 #42
So screw Morehouse, huh shenmue Feb 2016 #44
Is this about getting more black students college educations without crippling debt, mhatrw Feb 2016 #55
Thank you for the sanity yourpaljoey Feb 2016 #127
That is the question, now innit. Ed Suspicious Feb 2016 #143
Read Hillary's plan. She has a better idea jmowreader Feb 2016 #61
The only reason she has any plan at all for tuition relief is because Sanders suggested it. mhatrw Feb 2016 #62
How does Sanders propose... jmowreader Feb 2016 #63
OK. So she has no intention of giving private HBCU's $25 billion. mhatrw Feb 2016 #65
Okay, let me get this straight... jmowreader Feb 2016 #66
Single payer healthcare will SAVE us enough on healthcare costs every year to give every student mhatrw Feb 2016 #70
Using bogus assumptions about what it takes to achieve healthcare for all is not a winning argument Human101948 Feb 2016 #85
please answer how she will pay for it Duckhunter935 Feb 2016 #80
Please elaborate SCantiGOP Feb 2016 #141
OMG... it's happening again. So very SAD. AzDar Feb 2016 #4
It would bravenak Feb 2016 #6
Alabama? JustAnotherGen Feb 2016 #67
These unrealistic plans irritate me more every day bravenak Feb 2016 #69
I know one that has long subsidized or paid full tuition for karynnj Feb 2016 #93
This is about historically black colleges and universities bravenak Feb 2016 #95
I was responding to a specific point that YOU made karynnj Feb 2016 #99
Thank you for clearing that up for me bravenak Feb 2016 #101
Supporting Hillary, but I'm calling poppycock on this claim. Stand and Fight Feb 2016 #7
That would only be true if families that would traditionally choose these collages decide they'd azurnoir Feb 2016 #8
Fisk or Dilard, or even Harvard or other private schools will close or be hurt because Tennessee jtuck004 Feb 2016 #9
Bernard Sanders is not president now, nor will he ever be jmowreader Feb 2016 #35
You keep your own council, I'll keep mine. And I will vote for President Sanders. n/t jtuck004 Feb 2016 #41
Nasty & you Fail berniepdx420 Feb 2016 #64
Madame secretary timmymoff Feb 2016 #138
You won't be missed jmowreader Feb 2016 #142
Of course I won't timmymoff Feb 2016 #145
No it wouldn't AgingAmerican Feb 2016 #10
More smear? ReallyIAmAnOptimist Feb 2016 #11
Looks like discussing issues to me nt fun n serious Feb 2016 #39
Nope, it's Corruption Inc. ReallyIAmAnOptimist Feb 2016 #108
What's the difference in cost between public and HBCU now? Beowulf Feb 2016 #12
There are both public and private HBCUs jmowreader Feb 2016 #36
That's what I thought Beowulf Feb 2016 #40
Bernie's plan is not meant to kill private colleges and it won't. But what it might do is totodeinhere Feb 2016 #13
So they have to lose money, so his plan can be made to work shenmue Feb 2016 #49
An education for all vs. expensive private college for a few? Android3.14 Feb 2016 #77
How many black families can even afford private HBCU's tuition? Blue State Bandit Feb 2016 #78
Pissing off college alumni associations? sarge43 Feb 2016 #82
Well if everyone can afford to earn their degree PersonNumber503602 Feb 2016 #152
Any group will want to hold on to and, when possible, increase its influence. sarge43 Feb 2016 #157
Is he saying that fewer minorities lapfog_1 Feb 2016 #14
BOO! SoapBox Feb 2016 #15
There is no free lunch, and there are no free schools. shenmue Feb 2016 #51
BS. Renters w/ children pay no property tax. Blue State Bandit Feb 2016 #79
they indirectly pay property tax via their rent. nt karynnj Feb 2016 #96
Like we inadvertently pay for Clinton's 6 figure speaking fees? Blue State Bandit Feb 2016 #112
Bernie isn't in this race for establishment -- he's in the race for the people. pacalo Feb 2016 #16
What does that have to do with the topic? shenmue Feb 2016 #52
How can a person argue against Bernie when they're not familiar with his platform? pacalo Feb 2016 #58
And then some kennetha Feb 2016 #17
Yeah, better of have students have crippling debt their entire lives Feeling the Bern Feb 2016 #48
This reminds me, Nyan Feb 2016 #19
This is clueless kennetha Feb 2016 #21
The private, not very highly ranked HBCU's could be driven out bluestateguy Feb 2016 #22
"If one candidate is appealing to your fears and the other candidate is appealing to your hopes... PoliticAverse Feb 2016 #25
Remember that Clintons gets $$$$$ from the private college industry. grasswire Feb 2016 #26
Maybe there is a way to make traditionally Black colleges free too? Why not? JDPriestly Feb 2016 #27
What about the fact that immigrants from poor families would be able to afford JDPriestly Feb 2016 #28
I disagree with him on this madokie Feb 2016 #31
This is bullshit fearmongering. geomon666 Feb 2016 #32
Yep. eggplant Feb 2016 #38
The gang of "No we can't " is at it again desmiller Feb 2016 #33
Yeah, that's what happened when California had tuition free public education. All the private mhatrw Feb 2016 #37
USD, Pepperdine, USC and Stanford all died and went the way of the dodo bird Feeling the Bern Feb 2016 #45
California is a huge state. Most states don't have as much money. shenmue Feb 2016 #53
WTH does attending a private university have to do with its state's residents? mhatrw Feb 2016 #59
This has to be the lamest attack on tutition free university I have ever heard Feeling the Bern Feb 2016 #43
It seems what the Congressman is saying is that everyone should keep paying high mikehiggins Feb 2016 #47
I've heard some crappy things from politicians but this is up there... wow..think about what he berniepdx420 Feb 2016 #50
73% of HBCU students attend public universities. JonLeibowitz Feb 2016 #54
This post deserves its own OP, dimple Feb 2016 #57
SANDERS IS RACIST BECAUSE HE WANTS TUITION FREE COLLEGE FOR EVERYONE!!! mhatrw Feb 2016 #60
+10000 trillion Feb 2016 #71
Message auto-removed Name removed Feb 2016 #68
It cost much more to attend Harvard instead of a State University Geronimoe Feb 2016 #72
What a crock all this scaremongering. Our public university system used to be free newthinking Feb 2016 #73
A close friend of mine created free public kindergarten in New Hampshire. Fuddnik Feb 2016 #74
Why not dismiss all federal student loan debt? I'd like that. YOHABLO Feb 2016 #76
I'm not sure Clyburn is right about this, but I appreciate his concern for colleges that Hoyt Feb 2016 #81
Then, black colleges should lower tuition... Helen Borg Feb 2016 #83
Following WWII the private college system collapsed sarge43 Feb 2016 #84
This seems to ignore the fact cannabis_flower Feb 2016 #86
holy cow ellennelle Feb 2016 #89
Well, you would think. Erich Bloodaxe BSN Feb 2016 #90
So an Associate's degree greymattermom Feb 2016 #91
This is like arguing which madville Feb 2016 #92
I agree wholeheartedly Trust Buster Feb 2016 #94
free college -> more students FreedomRain Feb 2016 #97
So what about the black people who can't afford to attend private black colleges? Vinca Feb 2016 #98
A statement with no facts to support it. blackspade Feb 2016 #100
I thought we were for equality? Duckhunter935 Feb 2016 #102
Part of this strikes me as a way for a black leader to say to his Jarqui Feb 2016 #103
Post pulled. I shouldn't bother. I agree with your post. trillion Feb 2016 #113
Wo, who knew democracy was such an undesireable concept. Gregorian Feb 2016 #104
What a total crock... gregcrawford Feb 2016 #105
I don't think so My Good Babushka Feb 2016 #106
OK... TipTok Feb 2016 #109
“Tougaloo College in Mississippi will be closed if you can go to Jackson State for free,” ladjf Feb 2016 #110
Clyburn's comments make more sense when you look at Clinton's superior plan. Hoyt Feb 2016 #111
That's a shit neoliberal plan to do away with public education. (nt) w4rma Feb 2016 #115
How does it do away with public education? Hoyt Feb 2016 #116
Read it. It's just another neoliberal plan to privatize our schools. w4rma Feb 2016 #117
She's talking about preserving HBCUs-- public and private. There is also a plan for debt-free public Hoyt Feb 2016 #118
So, subsidizing private schools. Like what Bill Gates is pushing. Gotcha. (nt) w4rma Feb 2016 #119
What is your objection to HBCU schools like Morehouse where MLK and Hoyt Feb 2016 #121
I oppose privatization and graft. And Clinton's bill looks like both. w4rma Feb 2016 #122
A typical Sanders' supporter response to something that helps minorities. I'm starting to see which Hoyt Feb 2016 #125
Vouchers, privatization and graft HURT minorities. But keep on with your wedge politics. w4rma Feb 2016 #126
For some reason makes me think of right wingers saying, "welfare, affirmative action, etc., enslaves Hoyt Feb 2016 #129
Except, I support all of those things. Your stance / Clinton's stance is the right-wing stance. w4rma Feb 2016 #131
This is a terrible divisive message in a general election... modestybl Feb 2016 #114
You are wrong. There is a plan for all public colleges, and a special plan that helps HBCUs -- Hoyt Feb 2016 #128
"Debt-free" education is a dodge... modestybl Feb 2016 #133
You really don't think Clyburn's bullshit isn't divisive? HRC is toast if she gets to the general. w4rma Feb 2016 #134
This is too insane! ananda Feb 2016 #120
Why do black leaders oppose all things proposed to help their youth? onecaliberal Feb 2016 #130
Because, ultimately, the colour of money is more powerful than the colour of skin. Nihil Feb 2016 #146
So what Clyburn is saying is to not give tuition free college education RoccoR5955 Feb 2016 #132
It would be incredibly good for ALL STUDENTS in the lower 50% economically. kristopher Feb 2016 #135
If that's the case,we wouldn't want to think of making Tougaloo a public college, would we? valerief Feb 2016 #136
No We Can't! Dems to Win Feb 2016 #137
The smartest kids will get the public college and university slots. Zen Democrat Feb 2016 #144
Why can't free college classes be 'credit' prerequisite classes online? Sunlei Feb 2016 #148
That argument is a little like saying public transportation will kill the auto industry. n/t Gore1FL Feb 2016 #150
I think James Clyburn is clutching to his pearls. He loves Hillary and will lay his integrity at thereismore Feb 2016 #151
Could this have something to do with PORK? monicaangela Feb 2016 #153
So, we give up making public colleges much more affordable to protect private, black colleges? BillZBubb Feb 2016 #154
Why do all these plans need to be so complicated? MichMan Feb 2016 #156
This shit is so stupid. Some idiot here was making a similar "point" WhaTHellsgoingonhere Feb 2016 #158
What? This is ridiculous. Is Jackson state suddenly going to accommodate 250,000 students? Doctor_J Feb 2016 #160
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