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Budi

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22. Yes he did! So why are they holding him to $50,000 now instead?

Reply to helpisontheway (Reply #14)

Tue Dec 14, 2021, 08:43 PM

Dec 2021

Its never enough.
They'll threaten to withold their vote if he doesn't meet their demands.
Now it's 50 grand or else?

Truth is, they'll withold their vote for the next failed populist promise of free stuff..and the next and the next.
Its never going to be gratitude & recognition for the man who they never advocated for in the 1st place. And never will, no matter what he gives them.
That's not their game plan.
Its about opposition.

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If it were to help close the racial wealth gap dsc Dec 2021 #1

Well it will certainly do something to the racial wealthy gap.... NT cinematicdiversions Dec 2021 #4

I remain opposed to the whole idea bucolic_frolic Dec 2021 #2

Biden on question of forgiving $50,000 student loan debt. Budi Dec 2021 #6

He did say that he supported $10,000 relief. Nt helpisontheway Dec 2021 #14

Yes he did! So why are they holding him to $50,000 now instead? Budi Dec 2021 #22

I agree. It pisses people off arlyellowdog Dec 2021 #7

Think how unfair it is... ret5hd Dec 2021 #8

Because it effects mostly white woman? NT cinematicdiversions Dec 2021 #3

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Because of disproportionately impacts one group of people? JanMichael Dec 2021 #11

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Is the ACLU arguing this as such in court? Torchlight Dec 2021 #15

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"Student debt cancellation would help close the racial wealth gap" XRubicon Dec 2021 #17

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Just because the ACLU has not taken a position Mary in S. Carolina Dec 2021 #30

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