The Democrats are trying to buy their way into office by paying off the privileged with working class taxpayer’s money, Sky News host James Morrow says.
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President Joe Biden said on Wednesday the US government will cancel $10,000 in student loans for millions of debt-saddled former college students. “That’s right, whether you’re an unemployable gender studies grad or working as a junior associate after a stint at Yale Law, you’re $20,000 ahead,” Mr Morrow said.“Money which will presumably be collected by Joe Biden’s new, expanded, more aggressive IRS.
“Whether it’s Trump or DeSantis in 2024 doesn’t matter at this stage – the Democrats have just given the Republicans an issue they can run on for a decade.”
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