Slate Magazine Article RatingWhy the New Legal Attack on Biden's Student Loan Relief Is Already Doomed
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-70% Medium Liberal
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
55% : The reality is that, when it comes to student loans, the executive branch has extraordinary discretion to wipe out billions without a judicial veto.50% : Nobody raised a legal challenge when Biden relieved $32 billion in student loans before August 2022 because everyone with passing knowledge of this system understands that these cancellations happen all the time.
46% : But as a rule, taxpayers do not have standing to challenge federal spending.
36% : As a result, Garrison won't pay taxes on loan relief he receives through Public Service Loan Forgiveness, but will pay taxes on loan relief through the Biden plan.
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