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   Hello Aaron,   
      
   >RL> So "free college education" means that the "professor" who teaches   
   > "gender RL> studies" gets to keep her job and the tax payers have to pay   
   > for a snowflak RL> to get a worthless degree.   
   >   
   >That sounds familiar! But instead of leaving it up to states, like Trump   
   > has, Biden would rather mandate it for the entire USA and let the national   
   > debt pay the bill.   
      
   Both Louisiana and Georgia have free college tuition for students.   
   Why not all other states? These state programs have proven very   
   popular, and have been in place for decades. Bernie Sanders has   
   suggested all public colleges and universities should be free, as   
   taxypayers already pay for them. Should a president make it mandatory   
   for all colleges and universities to have free tuition? I think it   
   should remain a state issue, not federal. But that is my opinion.   
      
   Let's say you, or one of your kids, wants to go to college but   
   cannot afford to do so. Your state does not offer free college   
   tuition, but other states do. Moving to another state would solve   
   that problem, although one would still have to pay room and board -   
   which is what dormitories and cafeterias are for.   
      
   To get around the out of state tuition problem, all one would   
   have to do is become a resident of the state. Doing chores in   
   exchange for a place to stay should do it.   
      
   Which brings up an interesting question -   
      
   How long does it take to become a resident of a state?   
      
   Let's say you move to Louisiana (or Georgia). Then get a driver's   
   license with your new address as your residence. Does that make you   
   a resident of the state? Would that be enough to qualify for free   
   college tuition?   
      
   Kids have been doing that for years, in order to avoid having to   
   pay exorbitant out of state college tuition costs. Staying in a dorm   
   is much cheaper than renting an apartment. And a meal ticket to eat   
   at the cafeteria is a lot cheaper than buying groceries.   
      
   Come to to think of it, maybe we could find new homes for the   
   homeless by oh never mind those university professors would not   
   like that ...   
      
   --Lee   
      
   --    
   They say `Yes, Trump'! / We say `No, Trump!'   
   --- MesNews/1.08.05.00-gb   
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