How is it that lefties think that a 12-year-old can decide his/her own gender, independent of anatomy, but an adult doesn’t understand enough to enter into a legally-binding loan agreement?
The Supreme Court decision on whether or not it allows the Biden administration to move forward with the plan to cancel $400 billion in student debt will have life-changing financial consequences for tens of millions of Americans.
Unfortunately for borrowers, legal experts remain skeptical that the justices will greenlight the relief.
“I expect the court will rule against the Biden administration,” said Paul Collins, Jr., professor of legal studies and political science at the University of Massachusetts Amherst.
Collins predicts the six conservative justices will vote down President Joe Biden’s program, and that the three liberal justices will be in favor of it. “The Supreme Court is an incredibly ideological and partisan institution in 2023 — perhaps more so than at any other point in American history,” he said.
Do you think a professor of political science in Massachusetts might be just a teeny bit biased in his opinions? I do.
Anyway, I can find no legal or moral justification for having taxpayers pick up the bill for people who, having graduated high school and being on their way to college, were supposed to have been smart enough to know what they were doing.
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A point I make, and I say this with a wife who has a five figure student loan debt (Nursing, not gender studies). It is an abomination is require the 2/3s of the population to pay for the college of the 1/3 of the people in this country who have a degree.
Here's hoping that the Court decides on the basis of reality rather than pandering to a voter demographic.
Well put, Mike.
And yes, let's hope the Constitution still carries some weight with the Court.
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