Connie Cain

[Connie Cain @ConnieCain66]

@QuantumGuard17 She needs to take her citizens back. You cannot blackmail the USA

[Connie Cain @ConnieCain66]

@SenatorDurbin Elections are not auditable.

[Connie Cain @ConnieCain66]

@Jskmap84 @imtweetn @brucefenton How much training does social work really need?

[Connie Cain @ConnieCain66]

@Jskmap84 @imtweetn @brucefenton Perhaps their wages will rise.

[Connie Cain @ConnieCain66]

@brucefenton @imtweetn 🤣

[Connie Cain @ConnieCain66]

@imtweetn @brucefenton And it should be!

[Connie Cain @ConnieCain66]

@npparikh We already know that about doctors. How is your point even relevant?

[Connie Cain @ConnieCain66]

@npparikh Whataboutism at its best

[Connie Cain @ConnieCain66]

@AnishinaabeFc What do we need them for?

[Connie Cain @ConnieCain66]

@thepatriotman11 @AnishinaabeFc Use private donations.

[Connie Cain @ConnieCain66]

@Jo7nh6zs @AnishinaabeFc Then they don't need those degrees.

[Connie Cain @ConnieCain66]

@AnishinaabeFc Then train without federal loans. Use private donations.

[Connie Cain @ConnieCain66]

@EminaMelonic @JakeString1969 Anything the feds subsidize, becomes more expensive.

[Connie Cain @ConnieCain66]

@EminaMelonic When you take out a loan , it is transactional period.

[Connie Cain @ConnieCain66]

@Savtronics @VidianOnXX Free education "to expand your mind". Use your own dime.

[Connie Cain @ConnieCain66]

@Savtronics Use your own money to expand your mind asshole

[Connie Cain @ConnieCain66]

@Savtronics They can study what they want. But not taxpayer funded.

[Connie Cain @ConnieCain66]

The Obama administration implemented similar accountability rules, though they differed in scope and metrics from the 2026 earnings-premium standard.

https://t.co/Tcpp4hBsf6

The Obama-era “gainful employment” regulations (first issued in 2011, revised and finalized in 2014, effective 2015) required most for-profit programs and certificate programs at public and nonprofit schools to meet debt-to-earnings tests. A typical graduate’s estimated annual loan payment could not exceed 8 percent of total earnings or 20 percent of discretionary income; repeated failures put a program at risk of losing federal student-aid eligibility, including Direct Loans.

https://t.co/6K8nErBTiA

Those rules applied far more narrowly than the later across-the-board earnings test. They targeted career and vocational programs rather than all degree programs, used debt-service ratios instead of a simple comparison to high-school or bachelor’s-level earnings, and were repealed by the first Trump administration in 2019. A later Biden-era version added an earnings-premium element for covered programs. The core idea—cutting off federal loan subsidies from programs whose graduates do not earn enough to justify the cost—predates the 2026 rule.

[Connie Cain @ConnieCain66]

@thewonkypenguin @GMartin84942 Show us how they have been manipulated. Don't use whataboutism.

[Connie Cain @ConnieCain66]

@thewonkypenguin The data is clear and even a dummy can understand