Penn Wharton Budget Model has released its analysis of student loan forgiveness, estimating it will cost bet. $300-$980 billion
Anyone actually pay off their student loans? Suckers.
Anyone up to an income of 125k individual to 250k household qualifies, and grad school debt is included.
So this means that if you're a doctor married making 249k/yr the taxpayer just gave you 10k. If you're a new doctor doing his residency who is guaranteed to be rolling in cash in a few years, same. As a rule, college grads do better than non college grads, so then why are non college grad taxpayers being forced to pay for a broad tax hike just so all that money can be diverted to the people who are already ahead?
If you are on track to be RICH even at a young age, as long as you aren't super rich in annual income right this second, here is your $10k. If you're a rich trust fund baby, here is your $10k.
Democrats LOVE welfare for the rich as long as statistics show that democrat voters will be the primary beneficiaries, which they are here, since the young and those with college degrees skew highly Democrat.
Democrats already pulled this shit by lifting the SALT cap, which was a pure tax cut for the rich, because since blue states have much higher taxes, lifting the SALT cap disproportionately benefits Democrats. Same with Biden's "childcare" plan, nearly all the money from which would go to rich liberals in cities like NYC and SF to send their kids to expensive elite "academies".
You want to know why Bernie lost? This is why. Because he is at least opposed (though less so now since he wants to be a team player) to Democrat crony welfare to their rich base. The people who took out Bernie and put Biden in power with their campaign donations? This is what they wanted. And Biden is delivering. It's pure political corruption in the form of buying votes and dumping taxpayer money on your own base so that they will give part of it back to you in future elections.
Serious answer, yes we've been saying that the destruction of the US was deliberate action here for years.
Well, I don't know about the destruction of the United States but I've heard posited the theory that the US government, conscious of an overwhelming debt crisis on the horizon, is seeking to essentially devalue the (heavily-indebted) US dollar to worthlessness - rendering the debt moot - and carry on with a new currency.
Given the frankly authoritarian bent of the current administration, this new currency, should it happen, would seem likely to be the worst kind of Central Bank Digital Currency, one that's more pervasive - and oppressive - than the Social Credit system operating in China.
I imagine that one could quite easily make an argument that this currency, should it come about, would be the death knell for the nation built 225 years ago.