President Obama Talks About His Own Student Loan Debt

President Obama has tried to woo younger voters about sharing stories about having his own student loan debt, and paying it off.

Recently, he opened up about his student loan debt. He and his wife had $125,000 in student loan debt after they both graduated from Harvard. He said, "it took us 10 years to pay it off," and added, "we were lucky, because we had gone to good law schools, and we knew that we could earn it. It was still a good investment."

Hmmm . . . really? Because I have heard that people who graduate from Harvard Law now aren't doing so well, and probably would beg to differ with you, Mr. President. I also understand that you have admitted that if you hadn't written two successful books - not one - that you and your wife would still be paying back your student loans.

Sadly, you have done relatively little for the indentured educated class. That needs to change, and we'll ensure that it does. We're fired up, and ready to go!

And I'll never forget what you said in your first State of the Union Address: "In the United States of America, no one should go broke because they chose to go to college."

On behalf of the indentured educated class, HAPPY BIRTHDAY, Mr. President. We look forward to working with you on solving the student lending crisis now. Not tomorrow. Not in the future. Now.

AEM will be sending you an official letter shortly!