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FBaggins

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6. They almost certainly will

Reply to chuluma (Original post)

Thu Aug 25, 2022, 06:34 AM

Aug 2022

Indeed... there's a good chance that a left-leaning court would as well.

The question is whether opponents can find someone with standing to bring the case and whether it will make a difference at that point (assuming the debts are already gone).

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Tell your friends: The Supreme Court might reject Biden's student loan forgiveness [View all] chuluma Aug 2022 OP

Son of a bitch. We should use the term Republican. They are not conservative in any way. mahina Aug 2022 #1

So true. jaxexpat Aug 2022 #2

They aren't traditional R's - they are Christofascists. lark Aug 2022 #9

Standing is going to be hard to establish on this one, even for this SCOTUS (nt) Recursion Aug 2022 #3

Who has suffered a judicially cognizable injury? Frasier Balzov Aug 2022 #4

Agree Johnny2X2X Aug 2022 #7

Though we're talking about a SCOTUS that doesn't believe the DoE is valid. intheflow Aug 2022 #11

If there is StrkSrviver Aug 2022 #5

They almost certainly will FBaggins Aug 2022 #6

The question is: who would have standing to sue? Fiendish Thingy Aug 2022 #8

Republicans need to spearhead the "Pay it Back to IRS if you conscientiously object" legislation Mr. Ected Aug 2022 #10