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this post was submitted on 27 Oct 2024
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Friendly reminder that Joe Biden, despite being advised that he should cancel student debt under established provisions, chose to make it a brand new covid program. It was his unauthorized new covid debt cancellation program was cancelled by SCOTUS (AKA setup to fail). Biden still has the ability to cancel under the original terms his lawyers suggested. Instead he screams a legal provision be made out of thin air wasn’t respected so he is not gonna do anything except take credit for cancellations that were in effect before he was in office. You seen how he acts about Israel, you think he really fighting student debt earnestly?
They're cancelling debt right now! It's income driven, so not everyone qualifies, but given the comments I read on this site, I think most people here do. Go file for relief and get it! It's available.
Where? How? Help!
https://studentaid.gov/manage-loans/forgiveness-cancellation/debt-relief-info