She's being dishonest.She right and maybe this can be her lane
Tech school isn’t college, and forcing everyone into those fields doesn’t fix the problem.
How will Joe Biden GOVERN? General Biden Administration F**kery Thread
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the idea isn’t that they didn’t go to state schools when they were working class. The premise is would these rich politicians support vocational school for their kids?
Also what about kids who don’t or can’t go into a trade? The whole thing seems limiting because it “sounds” like a good idea, but there isn’t a reason it can’t be expanded
It's dishonest because it's a jobs and infrastructure bill. Apprenticeships fall in line with that.
There's another bill, the American families plan which makes college free for those making under 125k and two year college free as well.
It's what he campaigned on and Americans voted for.
Brie is just trying to find any reason to shyt on kamala and joe. its a reach, yet again.
Should he ignore the 40 million or so middle age Americans who left college without a degree?
Not everyone in America desires to be highly educated or values the level of income some of us do in order to live a happy life.
There are also larger regional factors that come into play that effect local economies in a way that being highly educated isn't particularly as useful.
Should college be more affordable? Yes
Do Americans with the most education make more? Yes
Should that be the only path to securing a living wage and comfortable life? No
Y'all sound like elitist.
they're the same ones talking about democrats forgetting non-college educated "populist" types then ignoring that Joe and Kamala literally are a testament to non-ivy educationsShould he ignore the 40 million or so middle age Americans who left college without a degree?
Not everyone in America desires to be highly educated or values the level of income some of us do in order to live a happy life.
There are also larger regional factors that come into play that effect local economies in a way that being highly educated isn't particularly as useful.
Should college be more affordable? Yes
Do Americans with the most education make more? Yes
Should that be the only path to securing a living wage and comfortable life? No
Y'all sound like elitist.
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She right and maybe this can be her lane
Tech school isn’t college, and forcing everyone into those fields doesn’t fix the problem.
No the fukk she's not.
She's just another disingenous
Undergrad AND law schoolNo the fukk she's not.
She's just another disingenousright'left'-winger trying to get in that faux-populist lane even though she went to Harvard her damn self.
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what in the fukk are you going on about?Should he ignore the 40 million or so middle age Americans who left college without a degree?
Not everyone in America desires to be highly educated or values the level of income some of us do in order to live a happy life.
There are also larger regional factors that come into play that effect local economies in a way that being highly educated isn't particularly as useful.
Should college be more affordable? Yes
Do Americans with the most education make more? Yes
Should that be the only path to securing a living wage and comfortable life? No
Y'all sound like elitist.
let's see if I can get some more wild arguments off another throwaway post
ADevilYouKhow
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I'm trying to figure out why you're pretending it's bad for society or even bad policy to invest in apprenticeship programs within a jobs and infrastructure bill.
I mean that's really what this is about at the core. Not the bad faith argument you are going on about.
