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Taxpayers to Rescue California Homes that are "Underwater" $100k each
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RE: Taxpayers to Rescue California Homes that are "Underwater" $100k each
(08-21-2012 09:33 AM)OLD DIRTY Wrote:  This is why millions are not paying their student loans. I'm not paying a dime to Sallie Mae until after November...

When Obama forgives the late student loans I'll be a government money lottery winner for the first time in my life. It's coming. Woohoo.
You're just as bad as the progs begging for it then. I'm paying my student loans even though there is a good chance they will be forgiven. I am taking responsibility for myself and not going to let someone else's (or my) tax dollars to go pay off my education.
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