democrats are having a issue, coalition the president built, without his charisma and personality i m not sure any of these candidates will hold quite together like barack obama did. jon: do you agree with that notion, hillary clinton has to sort of reassemble the coalition that put barack obama in office? there is no question about that. she needs to hold on to support from african-american voters. part of what she is doing with the college loans is certainly aimed at getting younger voters excited about her candidacy. bernie sanders crowd thing, i get that why is something people seized on, with republican race and jeb bush are, some other candidate and that candidate went to houston you would guarranty the whole bunch people would be there. and i m not sure that means that much. to the point, hillary clinton needs to do well with african-american voters, doing well with hispanic voters in order for democrats to see the same success they have seen past two cycles. jon: on the colle
economic prop sayings. as to jonathan hoenig s point government getting involved, there s a difference between the government saying it s easier for people who want to go to college to go to college and lessen that by a college loan program that makes sense and having to go to college. and i don t think that , but the suggestion. the government is trying to make it easier for people to go. exactly, that s the same ph ethanol, the same philosophy with housing and cheryl, you mentioned the numbers about people who thought that college was a good idea. the same numbers applied to people who thought housing was a good idea. five, six years ago. yes, the government incentivizes and and the same things applies, jonathan, when you get married and the same thing applies when you buy a home, the same thing applies when you have a child. and tracy in. and get tracy in. the point is we re not doing it right. i agree with julian, i think we should be the smartest nation and everyone
students who can t afford private colleges. tuition rates are on the order of $15,000 a year. their boards their appointed by the governor in most states. so it s all, you know, cya all the time. neil: you know what i i think what is happening is that they can do this because then, you know, we always have a college loan program, you you can be covered and your parents go into debt because there s always a way to pay and it feeds the beast. you re right. the first root cause of this is the government-backed student loans. when you think you don t have to pay for something, you know, they guarantee the banks, students think they re not going to pay them back and the administrators keep raising the rates. an article in u.s. today showed the colleges themself, they