Elizabeth Warren Confronted Over Student Loan Forgiveness

Rush Limbaugh.com ^ | January 24, 2020 | Rush Limbaugh

[AnotherUnixGeek]

Joe the Plumber became a star for a few news cycles and so forth because of the real-guy question that he asked and how Obama just stepped in it.

And Obama was elected anyway. Never underestimate the power of greed and bribes in influencing how people vote. There are a lot of people who made very foolish choices in financing college who are salivating at the thought of Warren or Sanders taking office.

[bkopto]

"Liberals" believe that everything we are and have belongs to them, to do with as they please.

To the Leftist, the individual is nothing; the collective is everything.

This observation can be further reframed as decentralization (that is, the individual) versus centralization (that is, the collective).

[Will88]

Heck, let’s just forgive all loans, and all credit card debt. Give everybody a fresh financial start. One of you Dim candidates take it and run with it.

[HotHunt]

".... Are we supposed to believe that Warren is actually going to tell the federal government to forego trillions of dollars it is owed?''''}

Fake Indian woman plans on taxing the uber-wealthy to raise $640 billion to pay off the student loan debt.

[Texas Eagle]

Yeah. You just watch. To her, the uber-wealthy will be anybody who makes 24 beads or more a year.

[neverevergiveup]

"To the Leftist, the individual is nothing; the collective is everything."

That's actually not exactly true, though they will tell you it is.

In reality, to the leftists, their individuality as the leaders of the world is everything, and the collective exists for them to rule. People like Bernie Sanders never envision themselves as just one of the collective, any more than Mao, or Lenin, or Stalin, or Khrushchev, or Castro, or Chavez, or Maduro, etc. etc.

[Pocketdoor]

Loan forgiveness... Interesting point about that being income. Everything liberals do always has some unintend consequences... I’d rather have a student loan than owe the IRS $50000 and not be able to pay them.

[Texas Eagle]

Oh, I don’t think the consequences are unintended at all.