Serious question:  
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If Sanders or Warren actually get elected and actually get legislation passed providing free tuition for college, what will be the impact on the Sugar Bowl?  
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I suppose the devil is in the details, as it always is. But I imagine there are three "significant" components that might be "covered" by this:  Tuition, books and other items like lab fees, and lodging/food/transportation.  
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I haven't had to deal with college costs for 30 years, but from what I hear from my SB's and a quick Alexa-assisted search of the internet, the monthly costs for tuition & lodging could be anywhere from $1,500 to $5,000 a month in Southern California.  I'll guess (no science here, just my gut feeling) that the average monthly sugar amount in the SoCal market is between $750 and $2,000 a month.  
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If a 18-24-ish college SB suddenly reduces her monthly nut (pun intended) by let's say $2,000 a month, the potential need for regular and substantial sugar may completely disappear.  
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Does this mean the "sweet spot" (again, pun intended) for recruiting SB's will move from middle-class college babes to unemployed, high-school & college dropouts working in fast food, retail or strip clubs?  I think most of have shared that our "best" arrangements tend to be with SB's who use sugar to supplement the last 15-25% of their monthly cash needs, rather than those who are one car payment away or one rent payment away from being homeless. If free college makes the sweet spot group less dependent on sugar, we may be left with the group most typically associated with desperate scammers and pimped-out girls.  
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So what say you? Serious problem, or much ado about nothing?  
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I mean what are the chances Sanders or Warren will actually get elected anyway?  
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Life is good.
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The Cat