A federal appeals court on Thursday temporarily blocked the Biden administration’s student loan forgiveness plan, which seeks to lower payments for more than 8 million borrowers.
President Joe Biden‘s Saving on a Valuable Education Plan is the latest income-driven repayment program that intends to offer affordable payment plans and pathways to student loan forgiveness at taxpayers’ expense. The Department of Education debuted the SAVE Plan last year in response to the Supreme Court’s decision to strike down a previous plan to forgive up to $20,000 of debt for millions of borrowers.
-WiscoDave
If you really are serious about reducing debt, cancel government.
ReplyDeleteThat demented asshole and his commie minders don't want to take NO for an answer. They need to be spanked.
ReplyDeleteWell let's see if the senile old idiot listens this time
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It is bad when Biden ignores the Supreme Court and says that people can not pay back their student loans.
ReplyDeleteOh, but let one of us peons ignore a SCOTUS decision...
DeleteDemocratic democracy will continue purchasing votes whether the courts like it or not. The good news is that dear old Pedo Pete lacks the ability to stand trial for his actions because he is a well meaning old man that just cant remember the truth...
ReplyDeleteBut still qualified to be pResident.
DeleteDon't sign loan agreements that you don't understand. How's that for an education.
ReplyDeleteHis next-to-last official act will be to try it again. (Last will be to pardon himself and his whole family.)
ReplyDeleteWTF, Kenny? What was incoherent, long, or off topic about my comment? I figured it didn't post because it was the weekend, but nope. (I had the tab open still, and hit refresh on a whim) You really oppose letting people file for bankruptcy, or even suggesting such a thing, or explaining why TPTB haven't allowed it yet? Damn. That's a new one. Ah well.
ReplyDeleteJesus, don't throw a hissy fit. If you've been reading this blog from more than about 2 days, you know disappearing comments have been a long running problem. Ah well.
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