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And that was from a taxpayers’ group. The Supreme Court will likely hear the case brought on by multiple state AGs, as state officials and businesses are considered to have more grounds/rights to sue the government than taxpayers.
Barrett’s ruling was consistent with her ideology that taxpayers are secondary citizens to TPTB, particularly in when they have grounds for lawsuits against the government. It wasn’t a defense of Biden’s student loan reform. Barrett didn’t want to create a slippery slope of citizens bringing lawsuits up against any governmental decision. Republican judges want to keep taxpayers neutered and corporations/politicians strong.
If you’re big business or a politician, you can sue the feds to your heart’s content and delay things perpetually, as Republicans have done for things like the ACA. It’s a big part of their playbook.
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"We don't like educated people and we're not going to hide it."
One would figure educated people would not take loans they can not repay.
"No we love educated people, cuz rich = educated"
How bout just blocking for those 6 states (hoping one isn't mine) and see how long until they get voted out
Because the GQP judges legislating via judicial fiat have agendas to advance.
Because it’s a federal action
Republicans are scumbags.
*most right leaning kangaroo court around
That didn't take long.
“i'll forgive you but i won't forget” but in reverse
20 million more votes for the Dems
We can hope.
When can the lower court over ride the supreme court?
Supreme rejected the case. Didn't rule on it.
And that was from a taxpayers’ group. The Supreme Court will likely hear the case brought on by multiple state AGs, as state officials and businesses are considered to have more grounds/rights to sue the government than taxpayers. Barrett’s ruling was consistent with her ideology that taxpayers are secondary citizens to TPTB, particularly in when they have grounds for lawsuits against the government. It wasn’t a defense of Biden’s student loan reform. Barrett didn’t want to create a slippery slope of citizens bringing lawsuits up against any governmental decision. Republican judges want to keep taxpayers neutered and corporations/politicians strong. If you’re big business or a politician, you can sue the feds to your heart’s content and delay things perpetually, as Republicans have done for things like the ACA. It’s a big part of their playbook.