The Not-So-Hidden Reason For Republicans' Student Loan Anger
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64% : Because Republicans actually love welfare -- as long as it favors them.48% : If this is the direction of the Democratic Party, throwing a possible $20,000 off the insurmountable monster that is student debt and Twitter-checking all of those who received Paycheck Protection Program loans and had them forgiven, then I'm here for it.
47% : I think some of those people who are perplexed by the response of those who want student loan borrowers to struggle under the unforgiving weight of tremendous debt forget that one of the intrinsic tenets of white supremacy is that the other must suffer.
20% : So why are some Republicans so mad?Are you wondering why many Republicans are upset that President Joe Biden just canceled up to $20,000 in student loan debt for those who desperately need it?
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