The math would look like this:  If you snowball your debt payments, every bit of interest that you would pay to the  bank instead is liberated, presumably to pay down even more debt. 

But I live in a liberal state and you don't know how the courts will rule.

I'm in the conservative state of Texas but live in a liberal part of Houston, which is one, if not the most diverse city in America.

I think that finance is WAY less subjective a field of study than History, English, or any other Liberal Arts course.  

I was fine with it when it was quirky, filled with silly hippies and grunge sorts, and run by Bill Clinton from the 90s style liberals.

I ended up going out of province and it has been liberating.

If you have carpet at all, or furniture they are on, sprinkle some Borax around liberally.

Liberal Arts education with a B.A. in Anthropology from the Colorado College, with a focus on Medical Anthropology... understanding health, illness and disease from cross-cultural perspectives.I later found that education dove tailed nicely for my work as a Manager of Accessibility Services at a major medical center.

San Bernardino must have more liberal rules if they allow larger.  

It has zero to do with liberal or progressive.