Thats what I did Decker. I got a partial undergrad scholarship for academics and took the rest out in loans. by the time med school was finished, I had over $80,000 in loans...and I worked on the weekends and lived in crappy areas to keep that loan amount as low as possible. 12 yrs I spent in school after HS, poor, then to get out with over $80,000 of loans. Now, I am not of the income that we are discussing raising taxes in this election but many professionals are. I feel we all pay enough taxes already and its a slippery slope when liberals talk about what is 'fair'. That $250,000 could easily creep down to $150,000. What about all the sacrifices professionals make along the way? We shouldn't have to again sacrifice when we finally start making good money after the delayed gratification doing what we were supposed to.
We must avoid a small % of millionaires, a shrinking middle class and a boatload of poor people...I understand that but we all pay enough % of taxes already, just make the people and corporations really pay them.