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"Obama that I used to Know"

Hare said:
Here you respond to a poster who claimed that the proposals that Ryan put forth (cutting student aid and pell grants) would increase turn out for Obama, to which you replied..
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It seems to me like you're grasping at straws.
 
cpwill said:
Again, the excited college sophomore of 2008 is the un/under employed guy with college debt of 2012.


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My reaction to this video, as an old guy who's been around for a while:

Kids, while you are calling for the WHAAAambulance, consider this as your introduction to the school of hard knocks. The education you receive at this school will be far more beneficial than any you've received in the college of your choice. Perhaps the disillusionment you feel now will teach you to think for yourselves instead of believing...and pinning your hopes on...a politician who only says what you want to hear, and then does what he wants to do.

So it goes, kids.
 
Caine said:
If we are so undereducated....... wouldn't there be alot of jobs requiring advanced education available to all these college graduates???????????????????????
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Yes, indeed there would be.

Professional, scientific, and technical services. Employment in professional, scientific, and technical services is projected to grow by 29 percent, adding about 2.1 million new jobs by 2020.
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Projections Overview : Occupational Outlook Handbook : U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics
 
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