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This is Michael Cohen, and you're listening to the Mayor Culper podcast. Using the authority Congress grant at the Department of Education, we will forgive $10,000 in outstanding federal student loans.

In addition, students who come from low-income families, which allow them to qualify to

receive a Pell Grant, will have their debt reduced $20,000.

The Republican Party is certainly not throwing a ticker tape parade over this.

And in fact, they seem bullish on the utility of this as a political cudgel.

I will quote Tom Cotton, there is no such thing as student loan forgiveness.

This is a bailout paid for the large majority of Americans who never went to college or who responsibly paid off their

debts. There is nothing the Republican Party loves more than a culture, a culture war. And they

see this as right. This is, you know, we know that education is the dividing line in American

politics. It's what really separates the Republican Party from the Democratic Party. And Republicans are going to make hay of this and say,

this is another handout to the liberal elitist base.

Here it is, the dog days of summer,

but the midterm elections are less than 75 days away.

Joe Biden is already out on the campaign trail,

touting his recent accomplishments and turning

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