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red sox 777 06/24/19 1:34:49 PM #35:	xp1337 posted... HeroDelTiempo17 posted... Warren's plan includes free state college tuition, something Bernie also supports, I don't think this is that great a criticism if he's just splitting up the two parts to his plan based on what he thinks he can accomplish at once. Right, but then you have to ensure you keep state college tuition under control. A far more manageable task... but wouldn't this require the states to cooperate? Blue states likely wouldn't be a problem but red ones? As seen with the ACA and Medicaid expansion I think it's naive to assume you get them to enact it. Ideally the people in those states would pressure their state governments to get onboard or vote them out for people who will... but... again, using Medicaid expansion as an example... Actually, I think public college tuition right now is probably lower in red states than blue ones. California, for instance, has more or less abdicated funding the University of California system and told the regents to run it as a private university. The state provides less than 15% of the UC system's funding nowadays. --- September 1, 2003; November 4, 2007; September 2, 2013 Congratulations to DP Oblivion in the Guru Contest! <cite>red sox 777 posted [p:923778147] in Politics C... [t:77811053]...</cite> <quote><cite>xp1337 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>HeroDelTiempo17 posted...</cite> <quote>Warren's plan includes free state college tuition, something Bernie also supports, I don't think this is that great a criticism if he's just splitting up the two parts to his plan based on what he thinks he can accomplish at once.</quote> Right, but then you have to ensure you keep state college tuition under control. A far more manageable task... but wouldn't this require the states to cooperate? Blue states likely wouldn't be a problem but red ones? As seen with the ACA and Medicaid expansion I think it's naive to assume you get them to enact it. Ideally the people in those states would pressure their state governments to get onboard or vote them out for people who will... but... again, using Medicaid expansion as an example...</quote> Actually, I think public college tuition right now is probably lower in red states than blue ones. California, for instance, has more or less abdicated funding the University of California system and told the regents to run it as a private university. The state provides less than 15% of the UC system's funding nowadays. --- September 1, 2003; November 4, 2007; September 2, 2013 Congratulations to DP Oblivion in the Guru Contest!</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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