Biden Prioritizes Debt Collection, Not Debt Relief
While politicians fret over the 'burden' of domestic student loan debt impacting individuals, the debate around $14.3 billion in additional military aid to Israel, overwhelmingly approved by the House in November 2023 (HR 6126), faces far less scrutiny. Many of the same lawmakers pushing for aggressive loan collection—like Senator Bill Cassidy, who received substantial donations from the financial
sector —voted enthusiastically for the aid package. One might wonder if their constituents’ financial stability ranks lower than geopolitical alliances. So, while your interest accrues, remember: the gears of Washington’s collection agency churn diligently for you, but seamlessly for endless military spending. It’s almost as if some debts are more sacred than others.