It doesn't look good for Biden's loan forgiveness.
In extended remarks to Campbell, Justice Sonia Sotomayor laid out the practical implications of the case in stark terms.
“There’s 50 million students who are – who will benefit from this. Who today will struggle. Many of them don’t have assets sufficient to bail them out after the pandemic. They don’t have friends or families or others who can help them make these payments,” she remarked. Those debtors will suffer in ways others won’t because of the pandemic, she said.
“And what you’re saying is now we’re going to give judges the right to decide how much aid to give them instead of the person with the expertise and the experience, the secretary of education who’s been dealing with educational issues and the problems surrounding student loans,” she said.
A couple of things here:
-It's really not the job of the government to help people out of legal debt that they agreed to get into.
-Her last sentence hilariously lacks self-awareness. Hey dipshit, you, literally, just heard arguments the day prior about the internet. Are you technology experts? No. Your job isn't to be experts on every topic just on the Constitution and law.
-Also, maybe, just maybe, the government shouldn't have created this issue with college in the first place with their guaranteed loans?
