The Supreme Court heard arguments last week for President Biden’s student debt “forgiveness” plan and the core issue is if the edict is constitutional (lower courts didn’t think so), but leave it to Dems and the media (again, pardon the redundancy) to serve up some distractions like this one:
The nine Supreme Court justices who will rule on President Joe Biden’s student loan forgiveness plan went to college when it cost a fraction of what it does today.https://t.co/J6DoxlWWaf
— Bloomberg Law (@BLaw) March 5, 2023
Well, that’s one way to avoid what this is really about.
This doesn’t have a thing to do with the question before the court https://t.co/RDC8E78QcA
— Eric Kohn 🥃 (@iEricKohn) March 6, 2023
And this is absolutely irrelevant because they aren't deciding whether student loans should be cancelled, colleges cost too much, lending firms charge too much in interest or anything else about that. This is a case about how much power a President has. https://t.co/YV69R94Xun
— Paul Zeise (@PaulZeise) March 6, 2023
The real headline should be “what Biden’s trying to do is probably unconstitutional” and yet so much of the media wants it to be about the SCOTUS justices’ backgrounds, which have nothing to do with the issue at hand.
Because Democrats chose to nationalize student loans. You left that out. https://t.co/MNKlFgQ3VK
— Dana Loesch (@DLoesch) March 6, 2023
The cost of college.isnt even part of what the SC is/should be looking st. Is it constitutional for the POTUS to excuse debt without an act of Congress? https://t.co/UrqXvZp8PL
— Kelly Rae 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸 (@kellyrae2723) March 6, 2023
That's a braindead take for a lot of reasons, one of them being that Biden's plan would lead to colleges raising the cost of tuition because they'd expect the government to pay off loans going forward.
— John Hawkins (@johnhawkinsrwn) March 5, 2023
And it cost a fraction of what it does today because the colleges hadn't yet realized that they could jack up the tuition and the government would still give out loans for it. https://t.co/FiHFNo5BwH
— Sean The Producer (@SeanTheProducr) March 6, 2023
Thus proving the point that the issue on student loans is the fact that these universities keep jacking up tuition and the other costs to attend their schools while giving out degrees with no road to the jobs that will pay for those loans students took out to cover skyhigh costs https://t.co/54JY3DeqTc
— Greeneyed Snoopy 🇺🇸🦅 (@LibramoonSnoopy) March 6, 2023
And? You do realize college cost a fraction of what it does now 40 years ago. Most if not all were on scholarships.
— JWF (@JammieWF) March 5, 2023
WHY WAS IT A FRACTION OF WHAT IT IS TODAY, JAN? https://t.co/v1HuczwGiw
— Hannah Cox (@HannahDCox) March 6, 2023
Biden, Elizabeth Warren and the rest wouldn’t want to answer that question honestly.
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Related:
WaPo says it’s a good thing Biden overreached on student loans, shakes fist at SCOTUS
Rep. Jamaal Bowman demands that SCOTUS ‘follow the law’ and cancel student debt
Ted Cruz chews out Merrick Garland over BS non-answers to questions about threats to SCOTUS Justices
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