KANSAS CITY STUDENTS LOVE PREZ BIDEN'S COLLEGE LOAN FORGIVENESS FREE MONEY!!!

Today's life lesson and a glimpse at an economic rub for some of our readers who remain rabidly opposed to higher education and only know college life by way of some of the funniest movies of the 1980s . . . 

FREE MONEY HELPS DEFEND AGAINST THE "RED WAVE" EVEN IF IT MIGHT MAKE U.S. INFLATION WORSE!!!

Sadly, for TKC and our reader community . . . 

A bunch of old dudes launching rabid complaints won't influence ANYBODY one way or another for the NEXTGEN who are reasonably worried about how they're going to make those liberal arts & communication studies degrees pay.  

Hint: OnlyFans.

Accordingly . . .

Here's a peek at the local plan . . .

The president's plan will affect thousands in Missouri in Kansas. The average student loan debt in Missouri is $35,397. In Kansas, it's $32,578.

"College is getting pricier and pricier every year," one student said.

Near UMKC, people heard the news around lunchtime of $10,000 coming to pay off student loans.

"I think it is a good start and definitely, like a stepping point," another student said.

Read more via www.TonysKansasCity.com link . . .

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What Forgiving Student Debt Would Mean for the Economy

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Biden student loan plans caught in inflation debate crosshairs

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Cost of President Biden's student debt forgiveness plan may cost taxpayers an average of $2,000, experts say

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Student debt forgiveness will worsen inflation

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