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I’m pretty sure there’s an actual “bad faith arguments from cac mamba” thread where he acknowledges his rhetorical shortcomings...unless that’s someone else.
Official Biden vs. Trump 2020 General Election Thread (Biden WINS 306 Electoral College Votes)
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Eh...not based on the data that I saw. He held onto some of the gains in the suburbs from 2018 but otherwise he just ran up the numbers with Dems.
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I see someone is mad about student loan debt forgiveness. Glad I started putting people on ignore I can’t deal with stupidity anymore
Who mad over student loan forgiveness?
the cac mamba
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nobody. i said cut everyone in the country the same exact check, college or not, and dudes got heated because it exposed how the shyt is inherently ridiculous
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im starting to think they waited til saturday on purose
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VOTE!!!
I saw somewhere can't confirm yet... that Trump actually made gains with white women.. over 55% 
Karens came out
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Karens came out
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I saw the GOP mamba was tagged above so I’m assuming he’s giving one of his shyt bad faith austerity arguments
Dude... You're worse than little kids that wants everything they see.nobody. i said cut everyone in the country the same exact check, college or not, and dudes got heated because it exposed how the shyt is inherently ridiculous
Student Loan Forgiveness is a write off. Not a check.
If I see one more centrist come on tv with the eagerness of working with republicans. Can we get Rev and Ossoff in the senate first pleas?
nobody. i said cut everyone in the country the same exact check, college or not, and dudes got heated because it exposed how the shyt is inherently ridiculous
You sound like a fukking fool. That's the only thing that was exposed.
Nope. Trump paused student loan payments through 12/31 via EO.
Biden could do the same indefinitely.
The answer, according to Luke Herrine, a Ph.D. student in law at Yale, lies with an obscure statute dating back to the Eisenhower presidency known as “compromise and settlement” authority. This authority was granted to the Department of Education first in 1958 and then codified further in the Higher Education Act of 1965.
Herrine, who recently finished a public draft of a paper on the subject, explained in an interview that compromise and settlement operates similarly to the concept of prosecutorial discretion, a “whole line of jurisprudence” that “is not really something the courts can question.” For example, if someone hits your car, you have standing to sue. But there’s nothing that says you must sue. Similarly, the Department of Education can just decide not to collect on student loans.
Compromise and settlement gives the Education Department this explicit authority. Herrine writes: “ED has absolute discretion to determine when to stop collections, when to collect less than the full amount, and when to release debtors’ claims in toto.”
Cancel Student Debt—Almost All of It
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Sure, as soon as everyone bears the same burden of a continuous loan payment for something that neither guarantees them a job or a stable livelihood.
Its amazing how you invalidate everyone who owes even more than 50K in student loans.