> You can throw money at existing community colleges - but what good does it do if there's no visionary leadership? It's hard to have leadership when 90% of yo

> You can throw money at existing community colleges - but what good does it do if there's no visionary leadership? It's hard to have leadership when 90% of your job is triaging "things to cut this year," and the rest is dealing with the fallout. It's been like that in California for over a decade. It's pathetic, and someone with a couple spare billions deciding to prop up the system would be welcome.