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And as it has been a'splained to you, high income households will be the largest beneficiaries.But I did.
Biden’s student loan cancellations to cost taxpayers $559B as households earning $300K benefit the most: study
Is there something wrong with my math? Other than you made up numbers and dishonestly tried to represent it came from a Wharton study?www.usmessageboard.com
Their benefit may be larger, but that hardly means that it isn’t the middle class that mostly benefits.And as it has been a'splained to you, high income households will be the largest beneficiaries.
You were arguing against the comments you made.
Wow.
As the Wharton study refutes your opinion, well, there's that.Their benefit may be larger, but that hardly means that it isn’t the middle class that mostly benefits.
The number of middle class people that benefit is way bigger than the number of wealthy people that benefit.
But it doesn’t. It merely says the average benefit is higher for those in higher income levels.As the Wharton study refutes your opinion, well, there's that.
...."because I say so".But it doesn’t. It merely says the average benefit is higher for those in higher income levels.
The vast majority of beneficiaries are middle class.
How many people are going to benefit from the program according to the Wharton study?...."because I say so".
Super!
But it doesn’t. It merely says the average benefit is higher for those in higher income levels.
How many?How many people are going to benefit from the program according to the Wharton study?
Yeah, I’d love to but since you refuse to do this when I’ve asked I’m going to hold off.Nonsense. The Wharton study does not say, "..the average benefit is higher for those in higher income levels.",
Use the "quote" function and identify for us the actual citation.
It's in the OP.Yeah, I’d love to but since you refuse to do this when I’ve asked I’m going to hold off.
Provide the actual citation where it says that the benefit goes mostly to the wealthy.
So you don’t know?How many?
Quote it exactly. As you demanded I do.It's in the OP.
So you don’t know?
Quote it exactly. As you demanded I do.
I just think it’s fascinating that you make claims about who mostly benefits when you don’t even know how many people benefit.You can't find what you need to present an argument?
It’s in the OP.Nonsense. The Wharton study does not say, "..the average benefit is higher for those in higher income levels.",
Use the "quote" function and identify for us the actual citation.
I was trying to get you to do your homework on your own.I just think it’s fascinating that you make claims about who mostly benefits when you don’t even know how many people benefit.
Use the "quote" function. It's there to help.It’s in the OP.
Thats easy.
So you make the claim and I do the work.I was trying to get you to do your homework on your own.
It’s in the OP.Use the "quote" function. It's there to help.
