and Joe Biden raids the Treasury again, Alabama's effort to protect in vitro embryos and the

GOP's unity or lack thereof.

I'm Noah Rothman.

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what you hear here, please forget I said anything. So this week Joe Biden

announced another round of what he calls student loan forgiveness, what his Republican

critics rightly denounced as not forgiveness, but transference of that debt onto the backs

of taxpayers. backs of taxpayers.

All of 1.2 billion dollars in this round

bringing the grand total of so-called student loan forgiveness

to 138138 billion.

The president has tried to tailor these attempts

in his efforts to raid the Treasury in support

of his constituents with degrees

to comport with the Supreme Court decision

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