I wanted to dig up this old thread because many of you are reading articles and comments about the in-state tuition provision. There was also some recent debate about dropping the in-state provision from the bill.
But this is especially for some of our younger and newer members who have to hear baseless arguments against in-state tuition and would like an effective counter argument.
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