Comments by "Grim Affiliations" (@grimaffiliations3671) on "JUST IN: Good News For Student Loan Borrowers" video.

  1. Biden cancelled the intrest too
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  2. The loan is owed to Biden, he can forgive it if he wants. Mind your own business
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  3.  @wcox4  not reading all that
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  4. You dont owe your mortgage to Biden
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  5. Obviously. Biden cant forgive debt that isnt owed to him
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  6. How about you mind your business? The debt is owed to Biden and he chose to forgive it
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  7.  @AquarianNomadic  no
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  8. There is no republican cogress. You have a slim majority in the house, thats it
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  9.  @davidmeserole6566  so? a slim majority in the house doesn't equal controlling congress. Dems still hold the senate
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  10.  @davidmeserole6566  and whose the house speaker? The majority is so slim that Mccarthy will need dem votes. And he won't get them without certain promises
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  11.  @davidmeserole6566  there are enough republicans voting no that Mccarthy needs dem votes now
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  12. Thats like saying a cure for cancer is unfair ti everyone who died from it
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  13. It's not at all unconstitutional. He has that autbority under the higher education act
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  14.  @johncrocker4209  he has the ability to forgive the debt in it's entirety if he wants, since the debt is owed to the department of education, of which he is the chief officer
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  15.  @johncrocker4209  He clearly can, hence why he did it in the first place. I suggest you read the higher education act bucko. And no, i paid mine off, thats not why i voted for dems, i voted for them because im tired of the same failed neoliberal policies and trickle down economics scams that the republican party are still championing. I agree with you that they didnt codify abortion because they knew it would make a good politcal tool when you guys finally got rid if it, and i don't blame them. It worked perfectly and will continue to work perfectly for many elections to come. No, they couldnt have forgiven studen loans through Congress, you need 60 votes for that Lol, a republican lecturing me on big pharma, Biden made it so the government could negotiate lower drug prices, which is the biggest victory against big pharma in recent memory. They fought it tooth and nail and republicans have even talked sbout reversing it when they gain power again. Now tell me whose beholden to big pharma. And what do you mean big energy? Incentivising companies to invest in renewable energies is a good thing, both for climate and our energy resillience. But of course you vote republican so you want congress to sell out to big oil
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  16.  @johncrocker4209  Anyone is eligible to benefit from the renewable tax credits, that's why they exist. The companies get the credits, and the American people get the jobs and the energy resilience. Lmao, the higher education act was unconstitutional, you're a m0r0n. No, it's just politics. If republicans can't help themselves but do something unpopular, why stop them? Never interrupt your enemies and all that People aren't worries about a national ban, they;re worried about their states banning it. That's why even these red states keep voting for abortion protections 😅
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  17.  @johncrocker4209  And what would be the constitutional argument against the higher education act? Yeah, those tax credits are supposed help businesses that do what the government wants in regards to energy resilience and emissions reduction. On top of direct investment's into many areas of climate resiliency Of course that money is being kept in our country, what're you talking about?
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  18.  @johncrocker4209  you too, although i'm not sure how forgiving student loans counts as writing a new law or superseding the budget authority of congress, he;d be using a long existing law as justification
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  19.  @johncrocker4209  That right is given to him by an act of congress, laws don't need to be codified to be binding. As the head of the entity to which the debt is owed, it's within Biden's legal right to forgive portions of it or all of it
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  20.  @johncrocker4209  money isn't being taken from anyone, money that was owed is being forgiven. And the law allows biden, the party to whom the debt is owed, the right to waive it
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  21.  @johncrocker4209  1) The government does indeed have it's own money, in fact anything they pay for on the federal level is done so with their own money, federal taxes do not actually fund that 2) "printing" money does not necessarily cause inflation, whether or not the spending results in inflation depends on the productive capacity of the economy. 3) The lost revenue from the student loans is far to small to contribute in anyway to inflation in an economy as large as ours. 4) You're argument against the student loan forgiveness would apply to anything the government chooses to spend on, including Trump's tax cuts for wealthy corporations. Or the PPP.
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