Buttigieg’s plan to address the student loan crisis differs in a few important ways from his opponents.
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Democratic presidential candidate former vice president Joe Biden speaks to South Bend Mayor Pete Buttigieg during a break in the Democratic primary debate hosted by NBC News at the Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts, Thursday, June 27, 2019, in Miami. Photo Credit: ASSOCIATED PRESS Thursday's Democratic debate had more than a few memorable moments on issues from gun control to climate change—but when it comes to education, the most headline-grabbing moment of the night was easily Mayor Pete Buttigieg’s comments on the student debt crisis. Specifically, news outlets focused on his statement that “College affordability is personal for us.
But Buttigieg’s plan to address the student loan crisis differs in a few important ways from his opponents who have been the most vocal on the issue, especially Senator Elizabeth Warren, who has made her plans for tuition-free public universities a centerpiece of her campaign. So why does the only frontrunner for whom student debt is a personal issue not support canceling all student debt?Buttigieg believes in free college for low- and middle-income students, not the super-rich.
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