College students question Biden spending plans after learning of eye-popping national debt
A number of students said they don't want to pay for someone else's community college bills
Campus Reform’s Addison Smith talks with Arkansas State University students
A new video released by the conservative outlet Campus Reform shows the reaction from several college students who questioned the $3.5 trillion spending package being proposed by President Joe Biden after learning that the national debt is already at an eye-popping $28.8 trillion.
Campus Reform took a stroll across the campus of Arkansas State University to conduct its quiz, and found that even the prospect of getting free tuition as Biden has proposed does not seem like a good idea to most of the students they spoke with.
In fact, a number of them said they don't want to pay for someone else's community college bills – and they don't want to get stuck with paying off the deficit, either.
"It's gonna be a problem," one student said, laughing, "I just…hope I'm not around."
"I'm not gonna lie, I don't really trust the government to put our tax dollars effectively toward anything," another student concluded, saying of the debt trajectory, "I don't think that's sustainable."
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"I think we should honestly pay our debt off, it's just gonna keep building" a third said, adding, "They don't care. They're gonna spend the money no matter what and they're gonna make us pay."