With dwindling poll numbers and mounting crises on every political front,

the Biden administration is resorting to a tried and true Democrat strategy to secure

re-election. Bride people. So today then, building on the work that we've done thus

far, I'm announcing a new plan to forgive more loans for 25 million more Americans

including millions of our public servants.

And that means, for example, if you've paid undergrad loans for 20 plus years or graduate loans

for 25 or more years, your loans will be completely forgiven, regardless of your

income and even if you did not graduate.

So I'm going to repeat that.

If you've paid undergraduate loans for more than 20 years or

graduate loans for more than 25 years, those loans will be completely forgiven

regardless of your income and even if you did not graduate. And forgiveness

will be automatic for the vast majority of the 25 million people that we

believe will benefit from this approach and to see if you could be eligible

I would urge everyone to go to student aid.gov that student aid.gov.

Now you might be wondering if this is really a smart strategy.

After all, the vast majority of Americans are not college graduates.

62.3% to be exact.

Is it really wise to bribe only a minority of eligible voters and

to do so with money from the majority? Well, that's why Biden is paying off the loans of all college attendees, even those who did not graduate.

Most Americans attend at least some form of college for some period of time.

56.86% of Americans, to be precise.

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