The Biden-Harris Administration is sending out emails from the Department of Education promising to cancel student loans in exchange for votes–despite a ruling confirming its unconstitutionality

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    1. random_precision195 on

      Rule Ten: Now that election season is upon us, we see that the Biden-Harris Administration is sending out emails from the Department of Education that promise to cancel student loans in exchange for votes, all despite a ruling confirming its unconstitutionality.

    2. Constitution is pretty openly la carte at this point.

      Won’t be long before it’s shredded.

    3. That ruling is as bullshit as the toilet paper I used this morning.

      Replace fossils like Thomas and alito and it would be completely different. The next president will probably have to ability to do just that.

    4. The exchange for votes part must be implied, because it literally says “if you want to be included in this potential student debt relief, you don’t need to take any action.”

    5. PurpleLegoBrick on

      Imagine falling for this a second time. A majority of their cancellations has also been from PSLF and they continue to take credit for something that has been going on since Bush.

      Also this doesn’t fix the main issue with interest and future students. It’s also pretty unfair to give a handout to people who make $25,000 more on average with a Bachelors degree than someone who has no degree.

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