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WI Crippler · 05-14-08, 04:45 PM

What they should look at doing, is what Wisconsin has done, in regards to college tuition. They recently passed a GI tuition remission act. Basically as a vet, I do not pay for my tuition while attending a UW school or technical college, so long as I was a Wisconsin resident at the time of my enlistment, or if I have resided within the state for a certain length of time afterwards.

That seems to be a good alternative to increasing federal debt.

05-14-08, 04:45 PM	#7 (permalink)
WI Crippler I can feel your hatred Mod team member Join Date: Oct 2006 Last Online: Today 08:14 AM Location: Where the sun doesn't shine Posts: 7,774 Thanks: 979 Thanked 2,253 Times in 1,360 Posts Lean: Independent Gender: Awards:	Re: Congress has money for war but not vets. What they should look at doing, is what Wisconsin has done, in regards to college tuition. They recently passed a GI tuition remission act. Basically as a vet, I do not pay for my tuition while attending a UW school or technical college, so long as I was a Wisconsin resident at the time of my enlistment, or if I have resided within the state for a certain length of time afterwards. That seems to be a good alternative to increasing federal debt. __________________ "Fatigue makes cowards of us all" - Vincent T. Lombardi.