@WillChenForPrez Did I not mention a cash grant that's supposed to ease us out of our social programs, which happen to be the biggest contributor to the deficit. I have no idea why you and the other candidates stick with the welfare system when it has NEVER worked.
@therealMacieM If you want to control the price of an item that would mean that you are trying to turn America in to a socialist economy. If you can't afford to go to college or if you don't work hard to get a scholarship you should not go.
@WillChenForPrez first you talk about how we need to decrease the deficit, than you say we need to spend more money to decrease to cost for college. #contradicting#ludicrous
@therealMacieM How would you make text books cheaper, are you saying we move away from a market economy where supply and demand decide the price? Are you in favor of socialism?
@WillChenForPrez No, because there's no lessons learnt while being on welfare. Welfare keeps the cycle of poverty going. With cash grants people will about the value of putting their money into good use. Also our cash grants won't give as much money as welfare, which costs on average $9,000.
@WillChenForPrez Well if you listened to my points you would realize with cash grants come responsibility and later growth. Because now there's flexibility into what you can spend your cash grant on.
@WillChenForPrez Yes, because now people won't sit around and do nothing while collecting taxpayers money. To me, taking someone's hard earned money and giving it to someone else just because of economic reasons is immoral. Not everything needs to be solved by the government.