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  1. Minute-Plantain on

    Let him. In fact the democrats should push for a full ownership sale, not some chickenshit servicing rights interest.

    If the loans are fully privatized obligations then they can be defeated in court with statutory claims much easier than as federal loans.

  2. OldSchoolBubba on

    Trump’s wealthy “donors” want a piece of the action too because they’re all about making money anyway they can.

  3. literallytwisted on

    Seems pretty likely that all this stuff will add up and create a need for people to simply immigrate to another country, And some countries will likely see the benefit in that and make immigration easier.

    There actually will be a point when people start leaving the US especially professionals! Not everyone is willing to stay in a third world country when they could live better somewhere else.

  4. deftlydexterous on

    If they sell them, it requires the same borrower protections, full stop. That’s not an argument, it’s just the way contacts work. Anything else is impossible to do legally and the debts would be unenforceable. 

  5. this plan was broadcast in P2025 – it’s absolutely insane how the GOP wants to privatize education. literally taking away progress that has made US great. This is classism at the highest order, all while Trump is gilding the whitehouse into the goldhouse.

  6. funky_chicken29 on

    You know he already promised them to somebody. It’s basically a done deal. Transactions have been made

  7. TheFutureIsAFriend on

    It kind of fits his MO. He made his fortune off his own debts. He even bragged about it. He thinks it’ll absolve the government of that debt (the loans made).

    The man does not understand that it renders all of that government money blown. No ROI. He’d twist it into a financial win in his “only I can fix this” way.

    And yes, I’d immediately work to get it cleared via bankruptcy.

  8. Individual-Guest-123 on

    There was a recent story about how his highness has been buying up millions of dollars in bonds, and some of them contain debt portfolios.

  9. FieldMouseMedic on

    Man, a lot of these comments are clearly coming from people entirely disconnected from the situation. So many commenters are recommending filing for bankruptcy if this goes through as if that’s the be-all and end-all solution. There are long term consequences that follow that can and will financially ruin someone. Good luck renting, getting somewhat reasonable insurance rates, or getting a loan for anything!

    Please do not recommend this to young people who are already drowning in debt and struggling to get by.

  10. They immediately go full predatory fraud, that’s why. To innocent children in debt. I know, because it happened to me. I randomly got a $1k class action lawsuit check in the mail after the predatory company who serviced mine screwed me multiple ways.

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