That's Gonna Leave a Mark: Riley Gaines SCHOOLS Scott Wiener After He Calls...
Politicizing the Baltimore Bridge Tragedy and Attacking Conservative Media is a New Low...
Missouri Attorney General Announces Suit Against Biden’s Student Loan Cancellation
The LEAST They Could Do: IL Parole Board Members Resign After Prisoner They...
Righteous Anger Boils Over as NYPD Union Tells City Council NOT to Attend...
Rob Reiner Says Taylor Swift Could Single-Handedly Save American Democracy
We Have So MANY Questions: Man Marries Conjoined Twin and Well, There is...
Timing of Biden-Harris Campaign's Attempted Slam on Trump is a SHAMELESS Fail
Paying Their Respects: NYT Announces Joe Lieberman's Passing With Hilarious Election Denia...
Joy Reid Dragged for Claiming GOP is Anti-DEI Because They Can't Stand Black...
Trump Steamrolls Biden, Liberals Love Losing
'Sorry the IDF Is Winning': WaPo Whines About Israeli Maps Not Showing 'Rubble,...
NYC Councilwoman Who Smeared Daniel Penny SHAMES Men for Not Calling Out Violence...
Here's a Poll Listing Biden's Positive Accomplishments and We CAN'T Disagree With the...
WATCH: As Boston Ponders Reparations, Black Churches Tell White Churches They're 'Coming f...

President Biden looking at options to forgive federal student loan debt

Brian Tyler Cohen calls this news “breaking,” but it’s really not a surprise to hear that President Joe Biden is “looking at” different options to forgive some, if not all, federal student loan debt. As we reported before, MSNBC’s Mehdi Hasan took a look at the polls and found that Biden’s approval rating among the 18-30 set had dropped a whopping 25 points since his inauguration, and Biden needs those voters to turn out in 2022 and 2024. The solution, according to Hasan: “Biden needs to cancel student debt ASAP.” At least he was upfront about it: it’s not a moral or economics issue, it’s all about buying the votes of the 18-30 demographic.

Advertisement

Advertisement

As we reported back in 2020, Harvard applied for and was awarded $9 million as part of the federal government’s coronavirus relief package, despite the university having a $40 billion endowment.

Advertisement

That sounds about right.

Expect to hear more about student loan forgiveness as we get closer to the midterms.


Related:

Join the conversation as a VIP Member

Recommended

Trending on Twitchy Videos

Advertisement
Advertisement
Advertisement