Ronald Reagan / George Bush Debate

Carla Manley questions Mr. Bush and Mr. Reagan about tax cuts for families with college students, highlighting the financial strain on middle-income families. The discussion covers support for tuition tax credits and student loan programs, while opposing abuses in the loan system. The growth of California's scholarship program is noted, and the impact of inflation on education costs is discussed.

What financial challenge does Carla Manley highlight for middle-income families?

• Lack of access to student loans

• High tuition fees at private universities

• Strain of college costs despite not qualifying for need-based scholarships

• Inability to find part-time jobs

What is the stance on tuition tax credits discussed in the video?

• They should be eliminated to reduce government spending

• They should only be available to low-income families

• They should be considered alongside the overall economy

• They should be maximized regardless of economic conditions

What concern is raised about the student loan program?

• It is not accessible to enough students

• It allows high-income families to benefit from subsidized rates

• It has too many restrictions for middle-income families

• It does not cover enough educational expenses

What was the change in the state scholarship program in California during the speaker's tenure as governor?

• It decreased from $43 million to $4 million

• It was eliminated entirely

• It increased from $4 million to $43 million

• It remained constant at $4 million

What is identified as a major factor affecting education costs?

• Increased administrative costs

• High demand for college education

• Inflation

• Lack of government funding