Polishprince
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The college graduates I worked with got a bad deal from our society.I hire two dozen college grads a year and have one in medical school myself so my sample size is large. They are impressive students these days, way more impressive than when you or I graduated. No one said a 22yr old is more worldly than a 40 year old but Trump has lost educated support across the board outside of single issue voters (abortion).Uh...when's the last time you actually met a 22 year old college grad who designed a house?Building a house designed by college grads using tools designed by college grads and building codes written by college grads while working for college grads and getting their paycheck signed by a college grad so they can pay their doctor bills to college grads collecting for college grads. You go get em!The High School dropouts I know can build a house and know and understand Building Codes.Jesus your stupid.
Even stupid people know the difference between “your” and “you’re”
Oh a grammar Natzi. Just what we need. Kiss my ass.
You need to be more cautious of who you call stupid or how you spell “Natzi”
Just what we need a Grammar Natzi. If you don't like it. Don't read it. Oh and you are stupid if you vote for Biden.
You need to be cautious when you start a post with.....”Your stupid”
You leave yourself open to criticism and mockery.
Not as much as your posts leave you open to criticism and mockery. Only a stupid person would vote for Biden and boy to you fill that bill.
That is why College educated voters flock to Biden while Trump builds a coalition of the uneducated and the gullible.
And just how many college grads do you actually know who went food shopping and paid utility bills prior to getting married and being kick out of their parents house?
The grads you are discussing have actually lived a life outside of the house.
The college grads RWer is discussing are the life ignorant 22 year old that you Libs believe are life smarter than a 40 year old college graduate who is an R.
Saddled with heavy debt and offered jobs at low relative pay and few benefits. That is why they have to live with mom and dad when they graduate.
When I graduated, I had no student debt and got a job where I could support myself and buy a brand new car in a year. I was able to buy a house within five years.
So what's your idea to reduce the costs in colleges? Reducing the pay of professors? Eliminating administrative jobs? Getting rid of non-revenue producing sports?