If it's so prevalent, as to justify this counteraction, could you point us
to all those stories about bankers being prosecuted and/or fined for what is a clear violation of the laws? I think it would be easier to find a story on actual voter fraud, but we all know that doesn't exist.
That's not to say that I'm naive enough to believe it doesn't still happen in both buying in certain neighborhoods, as well as lending. But I'm not sure what you can do about that beyond enforcing laws already in place to prevent it. Certainly doing the same in reverse won't make it any better, and administrations that allow this kind of stupidity, or simply buckle out of fear, are doing a disservice to their students.
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Posted: 09/06/2016 at 4:37PM