She never once said to "abolish college", those are your words and ridiculous. In my opinion, I do partly agree with you that the internet SHOULD make college way more affordable as everything moves online if the colleges don't collude to keep prices high. So maybe that problem will just fix itself. How much will AOCs college for all cost? You provide no numbers. I'll estimate $20T.
I say abolish the hundred million dollar institutions, we don't need them. And no, thanks to Basic Income I have no need or desire to see College funded beyond that. Work on reducing the cost, then let people apply with what they have. Reform, not "free college". Accomplishes the goal, minus the $20T in straw you put up.
As for what she says, that is less important than what she wants. I believe she'll accept whatever realistic reform is offered that solves the problem. Her support for reform is what counts.
"This is large and expensive, at first." = Your Housing for all program. No numbers here? Large and expensive at first = what, 100T to buy everyone without a home a place to live? Loans? wtf. Who.is.paying.for.this? You say that the government will make money off of housing for all? How are they making money off of fed loans? AOCs position is that the housing should be free, yet you're talking about making money off of loans. Loans = private home ownership. Private home ownership is not what AOC wants, that leaves some people "oppressed" (the horror, I know) since they won't have housing. So you're not really addressing what she wants, b/c she says nothing about Fed loans for people to pay mortgages.
Fed steps in and stops your foreclosure. They become the lender. You are not kicked out. Payments resume and go to them. As a minimum monthly payment, they can take a third of UBI. The two programs compliment each other. Especially when, in 18 years, average people stop taking out loans. It is "free" because people do not have to privately earn the income to keep the roof over their head.
It pays for itself the same way every home loan is eventually paid off. Only this one does not need to make a profit, it just has to break even, or soak some costs. The entire goal of the program is to secure housing so people are not kicked out. It's going to cost a hefty sum up front, the same way a bank does when it buys the home and lends it to the homeowner. It's not rocket science to understand that, eventually, every home purchased is eventually paid for. Especially if UBI is helping pay for it.
For UBI - You forgot to add inflationary costs. If everyone is getting $1000/month, do you actually believe that goods will cost the same?
Inflation? You fail to understand the difference between printing money or simply distributing the already existing amount.
We haven't even gotten to government jobs for all.
Given what automation is about to do... that's a laugh. Though there could be some proposal as to what we should do with the masses of unemployed, and not every job will be lost initially. There is opportunity here, but I'd need to see the details before I endorse any plan. The basic disconnect is people still talk about jobs. And yes, today that matters. Tomorrow? Not so much... My eyes are towards that horizon.
The problem is that if we've already raised taxes 25% to give everyone your UBI, where is the money for everything else coming from?
You attributed false plans with false costs in with "everything else".
UBI costs around $4 trillion. Today's federal budget is... $4 trillion. Given that it is the cornerstone, and many other reforms revolve around it - we'd have to start there. We would have to raise taxes to a degree. I think a total 35% rate pays for UBI + everything else that is not the elephant in the room.
We have not talked about Health Care.