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That’s especially true when it comes to higher education, which promises President Barack Obama during the 2008 campaign to make it more affordable. “We have to ensure that every young person can afford to go to College,” she said later. In contrast, the cost of the study is on the rise, along with debts owed by an increasing number of graduates, who are now campaigning–with bipartisan approval in an election year–for Congress to stop their subsidized Stafford loan interest rate of doubling in July.

I feel about people by destroying the College debt I feel about people who chose to live on the banks of the Mississippi River floods frequently. If the students and their parents choose a school is expensive, they must accept the responsibility and costs that accompany that decision.

The federal Government has no constitutional power to require people to receive an education. Education should be the primary responsibility of the State and local entities (and parents). Taxpayers are not expected to pay college tuition when graduates default on the loan they agree to repay. What life lessons that when these initial tests of young people’s character is said to not care?

Value of college education–at least in private universities are more expensive–to decrease. An Associated Press analysis of government data finds more than half–53,6%–from a university degree holders under the age of 25 can not find work or underemployed last year.

The AP story referenced New York Times article of 2011 reported that only half of the job is landed by graduates of the new “even require a college degree.” Worse, many studies over the years have found too many college graduates often does not meet the minimal requirements of employers are looking for. Paying more, getting less. It sounds like what we get from the Government and theU s. The postal service.