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You mention student loans a lot on your website and have touched on it in this AMA.

What is your plan or proposal to address overwhelming student loan debt?

How will it work to differentiate between those in high income sectors (law, banking, consulting) and those in lower paying sectors? Is it fair at all to differentiate, why shouldn't lawyers and consultants receive the same benefits of some sort of forgiveness program as everyone else?

We apparently can afford a trillion+ tax cut - I wonder how much education a trillion dollars can pay for.

Thanks for this - to clarify - the plan would be:

1) Make public undergraduate or vocational training free

2) Graduate education still costs - if you take out loans, PLSF as it stands as is.

A couple follow-ups - would there be some sort of metric for the free programs (i.e., must maintain a 3.2+ GPA in order for college to be free) and how do you address housing, food and other living expenses associated with attending college?

We haven't really eased the tax burden on hard working Americans, in 10 years, the only beneficiaries are pass through entities.

Sociology degrees are definitively not worthless.

What is an unbridled baby? Like an uncontrollable infant - a baby that cries all the time?

I don't know Steven David. But I think I can speak for him when I say he is opposed to murdering even the most misbehaven babies.