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Democrats have a messaging problem, it's confusing the way Biden is going about debt relief.
Biden should pause student debt payments and interest while he's president. He can tell the press congress needs to pass a reform bill first before payments restart.
It's a simple idea, and let the courts try an micromanage a presidency.
I think that's a great idea. Do it now and they really don't have time to scramble the eggs before November. Overall though I completly agree with you on the messaging issue.
For these borrowers, he should be insisting on sending a letter that "You personally had your debt forgiven by Joe Biden", similar to how Trump insisted he get his signature on checks he didn't write (and got it btw).
Its optics, but optics matter. Biden needs to be able to own the things that make a material difference in peoples lives. Its why shit like the infrastructure bill just elicits an eye roll. Repairing a bridge five years from now is important, but its not gonna make a difference this November.
B-b-but he promised he would restart payments to the GOP if they cooperated and passed a budget. Even if they don't stick to their word - we have to. Otherwise we would just be deplorables.
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