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2016 Postmortem

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3. Riiight. Because those are the majority of state colleges and community colleges.

Fri Apr 22, 2016, 03:08 AM

Apr 2016

Poster, please.

And it seems as though it takes one disagreeing post before some posters go ad hom. Telling.

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Benefits of Sanders’s College Plan Bigger for Wealthy, Analysis Finds [View all] RandySF Apr 2016 OP

IF you believe that, you don't hang around many state colleges. RandySF Apr 2016 #2

And when tuition at those places is zero why would Warren Stupidity Apr 2016 #12

Because they would still be selective hack89 Apr 2016 #14

Oh well that needs to be fixed too. Warren Stupidity Apr 2016 #15

K thru 12 education in America is an embarrassment hack89 Apr 2016 #16

Well yes but we certainly should address inequality Warren Stupidity Apr 2016 #17

Thank you! Lucinda Apr 2016 #5

We're paying for Donald Trump's kids to go to school! bobbobbins01 Apr 2016 #6

K-12 is free too, and we manage jfern Apr 2016 #10

Is the author of this piece seriously trying to convince us ... surrealAmerican Apr 2016 #9

Assumes that once costs are drastically reduced for everyone Warren Stupidity Apr 2016 #11

re: "Lower-income students tend to go to...less-expensive public schools" thesquanderer Apr 2016 #13

Hey Einstien... jack_krass Apr 2016 #18

This message was self-deleted by its author cyberpj Apr 2016 #19