martybegan
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Yes. The loan is owed to the government. In this case, the government is the lender.
Not everyone pays the same amount in taxes.
The government is the guarantor, not the lender.
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Yes. The loan is owed to the government. In this case, the government is the lender.
Not everyone pays the same amount in taxes.
Nope. He paid more in taxes than the money he received so it doesn’t increase government debt. All that other spending increased government debt.Yes, we will. because it will increase government debt, and it's spending that was going to go to something else now going to the loan company to pay off the loan.
Nope. The government is the lender. Has been since Obama signed a massive overhaul to the student loan process in 2010.The government is the guarantor, not the lender.
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Why do right wing idiots making under 100K, always feel the need to protect the ultra RICH? Care to explain why a Billionaire can pay $750 in FIT, yet I have to pay over $30,000 in FIT.In his world, a 'tax cut' is TAKING money from the government.
Do any conservatives here have a problem with people who took PPP loans not paying them back?
Billionaires are quite wealthy. Therefore, they don't need tax breaks.
Great. So why doesn’t anyone start a thread about Trump giving handouts to all these deadbeat small business owners?Absolutely. Again, if you borrow money it's YOUR responsibility to pay it back, nobody else
Great. So why doesn’t anyone start a thread about Trump giving handouts to all these deadbeat small business owners?
Already discussed. You said it’s “not the same”.Start one. How's that?
Not the same and you know it
Already discussed. You said it’s “not the same”.
Nope. He paid more in taxes than the money he received so it doesn’t increase government debt. All that other spending increased government debt.
If we lower taxes and debt goes up, does the lower tax rate cause the government debt? Republicans have been saying it doesn’t for decades.
Great. So why doesn’t anyone start a thread about Trump giving handouts to all these deadbeat small business owners?
Already discussed. You said it’s “not the same”.
He would have paid as much in taxes as the government says he pays.he would have paid those taxes anyway, and he would have paid the debt. Now the government paid the debt.
It's like you really don't have a clue how things actually work.
Do what to them?
The quote provides you ample opportunity to review the context and explain your comment.I have no idea what you're referring to. That's what happens when you cherry pick responses. You're becoming really annoying
Nope. The government is the lender. Has been since Obama signed a massive overhaul to the student loan process in 2010.
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Obama Signs Student Loan Overhaul Legislation
President Obama today signed the "Health Care and Education Reconciliation Act of 2010," which entails sweeping changes to the student loan and Pell Grant system.abcnews.go.com
He would have paid as much in taxes as the government says he pays.
This is absolutely no different than if the government gave him a $8k tax credit.
The money all goes to the same place. It’s totally fungible.
Don’t like it? Tell Congress to change the legislation. Don’t take it out on citizens who benefit from it.Well that's just fucking dumb, taking on even MORE debt and turning assets into debt with this forgiveness.
Now they get to lose the interest, AND increase the interest on the debt.
This makes it worse, not better.
Why isn’t it?No, it isn't. Stop using a word you don't understand.