VIDEO: Young Americans say canceling student loan debt is 'dangerous'

As former Vice President Joe Biden vows to cancel up to $10,000 in student loan debt for each student, students say doing so would be "dangerous" for the U.S. economy.

Campus Reform spoke with current students and college graduates for their thoughts on this hot-button issue.

By Campus Reform

PERJURY? Pro-Hamas Columbia prof says he was never fired, claims President Shafik 'lied on the stand'

By Adam Sabes

Middlebury's Lavender Graduation to be 'final ode' to 'perseverance' of LGBT graduates

By Brendan McDonald '25

Columbia is issuing press passes, but the pro-Hamas occupiers are in charge of journalists' access: EXCLUSIVE VIDEO

By Michael Duke

PREMATURE EVACUATION: Hamas tents taken down at Princeton after just five minutes

By Adam Sabes

ANOTHER terrorist organization praises American college students for 'igniting an intifada'

By Adam Sabes

Jezzamine Wolk | Morning News Anchor, NBC6

December 26, 2020, 6:35 am ET

Former Vice President Joe Biden has vowed to cancel $10,000 in student loan debt per student. Others in the Democratic Party, meanwhile, say the government should cancel all student loan debt and make college “free” for all.

Amid this push to cancel student loan debt, Campus Reform spoke with current students and recent graduates who are against this idea.

In part two of this exclusive video series, students and graduates explained why they believe this is dangerous for the economy and shared their message to future students.

Follow the author of this article on Twitter: @JezzamineWolk

Tags

Share this article

Jezzamine Wolk

Morning News Anchor, NBC6

Jezzamine Wolk is a Morning News Anchor, NBC6. She previously worked as an on-air correspondent, producer, and host for OAN and as a reporter for Campus Reform. Jezzamine also worked for Fox News Channel. During her time at Fox, she served as an Associate Producer for Fox & Friends First, a Primetime Booking Producer for the Story with Martha MacCallum, and wrote for Foxnews.com. She has interviewed celebrities on politics for Rolling ...

What you stand for is what defines you

Conservative students on college campuses are marginalized, threatened, and silenced by threatening students who oppose their views, or radicalized liberal professors or administrators. Campus Reform—and readers like you—are pushing back. Progressives would rather threaten you with violence, silence your conservative views, or call for you to be "canceled" from our society if you oppose them. They say your views are dangerous, hateful, fearful, or racist.

They have it all wrong. What we stand for defines us—it always has.

We can no longer remain silent. It is time for conservatives young and old to unite as a single voice to boldly proclaim what we stand for and oppose the mob.

Will you join with us, select the principles you stand for, and sign your name below?

I stand for the preservation of free speech all across our country—where I'm allowed to express my beliefs without fear of condemnation if my opinion differs from yours.

I stand for protections for conservative students who are illegally being threatened or silenced on college campuses all across our country.

I stand for the federal funding to be pulled from colleges and universities when they silence conservative views or students.

VIDEO: Young Americans say canceling student loan debt is 'dangerous'

As former Vice President Joe Biden vows to cancel up to $10,000 in student loan debt for each student, students say doing so would be "dangerous" for the U.S. economy.

Campus Reform spoke with current students and college graduates for their thoughts on this hot-button issue.

Jezzamine Wolk

More articles like this

What you stand for is what defines you

Will you join with us, select the principles you stand for, and sign your name below?