“I believe the Court’s decision to strike down my student debt relief programme was a mistake, was wrong,” said Biden. thesun thesundaily JoeBiden studentdebt Biden says Supreme Court ‘misinterpreted’ constitution with student loan ruling
: US President Joe Biden said Friday that the Supreme Court “misinterpreted the Constitution” when it struck down a student loan debt forgiveness plan in a 6-3 vote.
“I’m not going to stop fighting to deliver borrowers what they need, particularly those at the bottom end of the economic scale. So, we need to find a new way. And we’re moving as fast as we can,“ he said.“Some of the same elected Republicans, members of Congress who strongly opposed giving relief to students, got hundreds of thousands of dollars themselves in relief -- members of Congress -- because of the businesses they were able to keep open,“ he said.
“Is my program too expensive? US$360 billion more than I proposed in my student debt relief programme.” “They still haven’t given up on making permanent a US$2 trillion tax cut that they never paid for,“ he said. “So let me be clear: For Republicans in Congress, this is not about reducing the deficit, it’s not about fairness and forgiving loans, it’s only about forgiving loans they have to pay.”
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