Joe Biden’s student loan handout program was just dealt another big blow.
Biden was hoping the Supreme Court would allow an emergency hearing to greenlight the Saving on a Valuable Education, or SAVE plan.
The request was sent to Justice Kavanaugh’s desk, and it was declined, dealing Biden another major blow on this front.
Request Denied
If you recall, when Biden first took office, he released a plan to forgive student loans, which was estimated to be as much as a $1.4 trillion burden on United States taxpayers.
That plan was sent to the Supreme Court, and it was blocked, citing the need for Congress to approve any plan of that magnitude.
So, Biden went back and drew up the SAVE plan, which is piecemealing student loan forgiveness.
That plan was also challenged by numerous red states, with Missouri leading the effort.
After Kavanaugh declined Biden’s request, Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey stated, “This court order is a stark reminder to the Biden-Harris administration that Congress did not grant them the authority to saddle working Americans with $500 billion in someone else’s Ivy League debt.
“This is a huge win for every American who still believes in paying their own way.”
The Biden administration was clearly frustrated by the ruling, responding, “We are disappointed in this decision, particularly because lifting the injunction would have allowed for lower payments and other benefits for borrowers across the country.
“The Department will work to minimize further harm and disruption to borrowers as we await a final decision from the Eighth Circuit.”
There are roughly four months left of this administration, which would be extended another four years if Kamala Harris beats Trump.
We have to stop them in November… we simply cannot afford to let them keep wasting our taxpayer money like this.
