And what a great day it is. It's Friday. And if you have student loans to pay, it's an even better day.

Lucky you. Chances are you're getting $10,000, $20,000 if you have a Pell Grant. The president's giving away money.

Giving away money again. If you don't have a student loan, or if you do and you don't qualify, oh, man, sorry, bad luck for you.

Because you're going to have to pay for all of the people who get the $10,000 or $20,000 gift of debt forgiveness.

A gift that coincidentally is happening just a few months before the all-important

2020 midterm elections.

Imagine that.

What lucky timing for Biden and the Democrats.

So in essence, if you don't have a student loan, or if you saved enough money to pay for college and sacrificed, or if you paid off your student loan, or if you don't qualify

for this, you are paying for President Biden's

election bribe to the people who can't afford to pay off their loans or don't want to pay

off their full loans.

But how much can it be?

What are we talking about?

A couple million people at most?

95% of the borrowers can benefit from these actions.

That's 43 million people.

Of the 43 million, over 60% are Pell Grant recipients.

That's 27 million people who will get $20,000 in debt relief.

Holy shimoli, what?

Let me just do some quick math on that.

Let's see, 43 million times 10,000.

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