This is a slap in the face to anyone who made prudent financial decisions to get themselves through college without debt, and even more so to those who recogniz

This is a slap in the face to anyone who made prudent financial decisions to get themselves through college without debt, and even more so to those who recognized they couldn't afford it and didn't go. Now they get to fund a bail out for the managerial class they couldn't afford to join and spend the rest of their life working for. Let's see a plan to fix the system for everyone, not populist handouts for people who are already ahead. This is also fixing the wrong problem. It removes the pain that generates pressure for real reform. Without addressing the ridiculous costs, this just props up the problem.