PrintBy Frank McCaffrey — According to the “Wall Street Journal,” student loan debt has topped $1 trillion in the U.S. Not to mention the fact that youth unemployment is high. Yet, the Obama re-election campaign is still working to rally youth voters.
Obama Courts The Youth Vote, Though He Hasn’t Brought Them Much ‘Hope’
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