Republican Lawmakers Who Oppose Student Loan Relief Took Paycheck Protection Plan Loans
I think you mean, “Here come defenders pointing out that this is a bad faith argument comparing two…
So in your good faith argument are you pointing out the student loan forgiveness programs that are law which have existed for decades?
Care to discuss how those different forgiveness programs aren't being properly followed by the student loan services companies that the government put in charge of handling loan repayments? And how many of these borrowers shouldn't currently have the debt that they do?
Programs such as:
-Income-Driven Repayment
-Public Service Loan Forgiveness
You will of course point out how over 2 million people enrolled in the Income-Driven Repayment program should have had their loans forgiven, but only 32 people did because the loan services companies messed up so monumentally?
And that doesn't include the people who were wrongfully steered away from these programs by bad faith or incompetent service companies.
Or are you simply accusing others of not making good faith arguments while you are the one who isn't?
Forgiving these loans is fixing a system that should have already forgiven the loans.
Except *these* haven’t existed for decades. They’re new. And unconstitutional.
@RepublicDonnySocialist1mo1MO
Except *these* aren't unconstitutional.
You're conflating it with a previous method of loan forgiveness the courts blocked.
So much for good faith arguments.
