Since when does the Constitution say the President can unilaterally appropriate $300 BILLION?

[Nostra]

Congress, at least members who are Republicans and moderate Democrats, only give away that much money to the billionaire class, never to average Americans. So, Biden's "gift" to those Americans with burdensome student loans is unique, and something our corporate-owned representatives in Congress would never consider.

Naturally, the trump Nazis oppose forgiving debt spent for education. But they dance in the streets when trillions of borrowed federal dollars are given to the fat cats.






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Nobody cares about your wealth envy affliction, Simp.

Veggie Joe has no authority to spend money. Period.

Spending must originate in the House, according to the Constitution.

Your butthurt over being a loser doesn't matter.

 

[BackAgain]

I find it funny as hell that you conservatives are bitching about Biden doing this, when it was originally done by Trump during COVID, and Biden isn't enacting it, he's just extending it. Trump is the one who started this.

Trump And Biden Cancelled $90 Billion In Student Loan Interest Using Executive Action â Can Biden Do More?

As the Biden administration continues to evaluate whether it’s possible to enact widespread student loan forgiveness using executive authority, lost in the debate is a simple fact: President Biden and former President Trump collectively have already cancelled $90 billion in student loan interest.

www.forbes.com

As the Biden administration continues to evaluate whether it’s possible to enact widespread student loan forgiveness using executive authority, lost in the debate is a simple fact: President Biden and former President Trump collectively have already cancelled $90 billion in student loan interest using executive action.

As the COVID-19 pandemic was rapidly accelerating in March of last year, President Trump issued an executive order suspending all interest accrual for government-held federal student loans. Weeks later, Congress codified the interest freeze when it passed the CARES Act, which continued the suspension of interest to September 30, 2020. President Trump then extended the interest freeze twice more using executive action — first to December 31, 2020, and then again to January 31, 2021. And on President Biden’s first day in office, he signed an executive order to extend the interest moratorium yet again, this time to September 30, 2021.

Wrong.

A pause in debt collection over COVID is in no conceivable way akin to a unilateral and Unconstitutional appropriation of our tax dollars by the President.

 

[BrokeLoser]

Quick question, Troll:

Does the Constitution give the President power to appropriate money? This is a yes or no.

rightwinger will be the first to say “but but but, the Right supports fascism and authoritarian rule.”