Joe biden last year - “The Supreme Court blocked it but that didn’t stop me.”

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The press is blasting trump for threatening to defy the courts but when the courts told biden he could not cancel student debt, he defied them and the press cheered.

feb 23 2024 Then there’s President Biden, who, while canceling more student debt this week, boasted about ignoring the Supreme Court’s landmark 2023 ruling that his previous loan forgiveness plan was illegal. Speaking in Culver City, Calif., on Wednesday, Mr. Biden said his original plan to “provide millions of working families with debt relief for their college student debt” was derailed by “MAGA Republicans” and “special interests” who challenged the plan in court. “The Supreme Court blocked it,” Mr. Biden added, “but that didn’t stop me.” He apparently thinks defying the law is a virtue.
On Wednesday Mr. Biden wrote off another $1.2 billion in student-loan debt, bringing the total amount he has canceled to some $138 billion. That’s not as much as the $400 billion debt cancellation a 6-3 Supreme Court majority struck down last summer, but it’s still a handout to 3.9 million borrowers.

 
The press is blasting trump for threatening to defy the courts but when the courts told biden he could not cancel student debt, he defied them and the press cheered.
Yes stupid. Ever since Bush fooled Congress into giving the president more power, each president has abused that power and pushed the envelope. But not like Trump. Trump's really gonna push it. Cause a constitutional crisis. And what do we do when the courts tell the President no he can't do what he's doing but he defies them? And the Congress is afraid to say anything?
 
Its pretty wild Republicans are like "the president has broad emergency powers to deport and denaturalize people, and reappropriate funds earmarked for other purposes" but on the other hand, if he tries to cancel or modify student loan payments (which is expressly granted in the law), its "going too far." Everything is just made up with these people.
 
Its pretty wild Republicans are like "the president has broad emergency powers to deport and denaturalize people, and reappropriate funds earmarked for other purposes" but on the other hand, if he tries to cancel or modify student loan payments (which is expressly granted in the law), its "going too far." Everything is just made up with these people.
They're going to run with any excuse to put full power in the Oval Office.

Neofascism is here. This is what they've wanted all along.
 
Its pretty wild Republicans are like "the president has broad emergency powers to deport and denaturalize people, and reappropriate funds earmarked for other purposes" but on the other hand, if he tries to cancel or modify student loan payments (which is expressly granted in the law), its "going too far." Everything is just made up with these people.

That's why I don't like the Supreme Court using strange justification for why a President can't be charged for anything they do in their official acts as president.

They could have said Trump wasn't acting as president when he tried to overturn the election. He was acting as a candidate. But they didn't. But if Biden tried doing the exact same thing they'd have a different opinion and different ruling.

Just like Rittenhouse was found not guilty but the guy who murdered a BLM protester and was convicted by a jury, was given a pardon by the Texas Governor.
 
HAHAHAHA. Yes folks, that's what the left calls an "argument." Even they know Joe the Pedophile Vegetable did this.
  • Law says Biden can cancel Loans.
  • Biden cancels loans and republicans sue.
  • Court says Biden can only cancel some loans.
  • Biden cancels some loans and republicans dont sue.
 
Yes stupid. Ever since Bush fooled Congress into giving the president more power, each president has abused that power and pushed the envelope. But not like Trump. Trump's really gonna push it. Cause a constitutional crisis. And what do we do when the courts tell the President no he can't do what he's doing but he defies them? And the Congress is afraid to say anything?



The Constitutional crisis is District Court judges in their dirty black robs thinking they run the Executive Branch.

Nowhere in the Constitution do they have such authority, and they are simply creations of Congress and not the Constitution.
 
The Constitutional crisis is District Court judges in their dirty black robs thinking they run the Executive Branch.

Nowhere in the Constitution do they have such authority, and they are simply creations of Congress and not the Constitution.
All Trump has to do is appeal. What's the big deal? If youre so sure he'd win you cant really be that worried.
 
The Constitutional crisis is District Court judges in their dirty black robs thinking they run the Executive Branch.

Nowhere in the Constitution do they have such authority, and they are simply creations of Congress and not the Constitution.

It's a judge who decides if the President has broken the law. Oh I forgot, President's can no longer break the law. What was I thinking.
 
Its pretty wild Republicans are like "the president has broad emergency powers to deport and denaturalize people, and reappropriate funds earmarked for other purposes" but on the other hand, if he tries to cancel or modify student loan payments (which is expressly granted in the law), its "going too far." Everything is just made up with these people.
(which is expressly granted in the law),
then why did SCOTUS keep slapping his hand?
 
It's a judge who decides if the President has broken the law. Oh I forgot, President's can no longer break the law. What was I thinking.


LOL

These District Court judges are imposing nationwide injunctions or TRO's, and telling the President how he must run the Executive Branch. No such authority exists in the Constitution.

The President can fire anyone in the Executive Branch (other than the Vice President), and has massive authority to protect We the People against invaders such as Bidens horde of illegals that were even flown(!) here by Biden/Mayorkas.

There's your Constitutional crisis.
 
then why did SCOTUS keep slapping his hand?
Because SCOTUS plays politics too. Trust me, if Biden would have broken the laws Trump broke, the Supreme's would not have ruled that those were official acts of a president. They would have seen it much different.

Just like Mitch should have and said he wanted to convict Trump in the Senate for the Insurrection but he couldn't because "he was no longer president" but at the same time Trump was arguing that he was acting in his official capacity as president.

The right wing Supreme's are legislating from the bench.
 
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