Former ITT Tech students get $3.9B in debt cancellation

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4 thoughts on “Former ITT Tech students get $3.9B in debt cancellation

    1. I can top that! It would only take a few minutes to create a website which indicates where the people who scammed the students now live. Then, if taxpayers really want that $4B back, they can go take it out of the con-men’s hides.

    2. Absolutely, Steve R.

      There’s nothing magical here; the obscene National Debt adds another 3.9 billion and everybody thinks that money came out of thin air. Meanwhile, inflation runs rampant and the professional politicians in Washington DC who have never held a legitimate job (Biden, Harris, Pelosi, Schumer, et al) pass a bogus, mis-identified “debt reduction act.”

      Disgusting all the way around.

  1. When will Kevin Modany be forced to pay back all of the money he “made” off of ITT at it’s last CEO? (Bonus: he rode the company into the ground). BONUS#2: he’s already started another “education” company with his old cronies.

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