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The notion of imposing higher taxes on the affluent to alleviate the financial strain of student loans, while well-inten…

I believe that the rich should be taxed more, however it should only be taken to a point, while giving students that can…

No. Higher education should be free. It should be more practically focused & tailored to professions. And existing loans…

we should still tax the rich but not worry about the student loans instead put it toward something more relevant to the…

solve the problem at the level of inflated college prices, rather than punishing others for absurdly high loans

No. Remove government sponsored student loan system altogether. At the same time, get the Federal Government out of fund…

No, we should instead reduce the cost of education, limit government spending, and forgive all student loan debts.

The rich aren’t responsible for paying for others’ education but they should still be taxed properly (which might make l…

Do not increase taxes for anyone unless they have debt outside of student loans because that proves that they are not re…

Yes, anyone who makes over $150,000 per person should increase their taxes. Also decrease the interest rates.

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