GOP-led states sue in attempt to block Biden's student loan repayment plan
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The Kansas-led lawsuit is seeking to have the SAVE plan immediately halted. The attorneys general from Alabama, Alaska, Idaho, Iowa, Louisiana, Montana, Nebraska, South Carolina, Texas and Utah joined the suit.
I'M SORRY WHAT???
Do these people think that having an education means you're wealthy?
They simultaneously believe that only the wealthy go to colleges, only the poor get loans, and everybody is getting a degree in underwater basket weaving. They don't want an educated populace... And it's working.
Yeah it certainly looks that way.. Terrifying stuff to watch from the sidelines. I hope for all our sakes that these people have a moment of realization sooner rather than later.
No, it’s because their base is generally undereducated and easily triggered. Making conflated bullshit easy to pass off.
No, they just don't think that words mean anything, so they'll use whatever words necessary to convince the gullible sheep to willingly walk into the slaughterhouse.
How many people bringing this lawsuit had PPP loans forgiven?
Here's a helpful Venn diagram of those two groups:
Hey where’s the other circle?
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Unlimited funds for our most important citizens: corporations. Giving money to those dirty poors is just irresponsible
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The hypocrisy is unfathomable. This Daily Show segment made me fuming mad how conservatives thinking lying on an official document is victimless, so long as you're rich. https://youtu.be/EDMinX6t1Zk?si=7GHJfOJXkGREh-tn
"Standing? What the fuck is standing?"
-SCOTUS
Apparently capping interest for people in financial hardship while they're making regular payments to prevent a loan that spirals out of control from accumulating interest is "a bailout for the wealthy." According to Republicans.
Very upsetting because the new SAVE plan is a big improvement over the prior repayment options in a lot of ways. Imagine if due to a court order everyone who just got restarted on student loan repayments suddenly has their payment plan forcibly and suddenly switched back resulting in higher payments and all the confusion and people who would blame Biden and, oh I think I just explained why Republicans are doing this.
Kansas Republicans and opposing anything that might benefit the working class are like two peas in a pod.
I'm sure this will have absolutely no effect on the election. /s
How crazy how many issue get pushed harder or at all just because it's an election year
This will fail & make for excellent attack ads.