If the students could not get the already in place loans for low income students, they must have money- so why 4 BILLION to the colleges?
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Answer by Anonymous at 9:59 AM on Mar. 22, 2010
Answer by Anonymous at 10:00 AM on Mar. 22, 2010
Because politicians pander that's why. Those in control promise X$$$ to Y causes in exchange for Z vote (either way).
Colleges, Rats, bridges and tunnels, commodities/farmers on and on
You know this has been going on forever, right?? String are always attacked- "Special Interests" covered in exchange for a vote.
Answer by Sisteract at 10:04 AM on Mar. 22, 2010
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