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  I actually think the opposite. I firmly believe the first woman president of the USA will be a republican woman, and she'll be the most viciously alt right, anti-woman, racist, homophobic fascist to ever hold the office.
context: If they cannot be forgiven, can they be paused permanently. >
  
  I’d be fine with negative interest rates. They’d be gone faster than you can pay them >
  
  Wait could you tech not ‘forgive’ students loans. And just set the rate as -100% >
  
  Liberal democrats don't bend rules.  That's why they can never get anything done.  Republicans break rules, liberals say "wow that's wrong" and then can't pass anything because republicans jam them up.
  Its worth noting this is on purpose.  Corporate Democrats do not want change. They want to be seen attempting change, then get foiled, do nothing to fight back, and then point fingers at the republicans. >
  
  Yup our government is pretty much broke. We have republicans who have zero interest in even trying and we have a chunk of dems who want nothing to change. All while MAGA republicans keep gaining more and more power with each election cycle, eventually our country will be screwed >
  
  Republicans are fascists and are the worst thing.  That being said, the democrats showed their hand on true reform when they conspired to fuck Bernie and get Jim Crow Joe (LOVED locking up black people in the 90s) the nomination in 2020 just ahead of the pandemic. >
  
  Are you confident that moderate voters would’ve picked Bernie over Trump? I’m not…and I would’ve loved a Sanders presidency >
  
  If the backing came from the establishment, absolutely. 
  Americans are very easily led, even if it's against their own interests. I can't imagine they wouldnt be easily led when it's actually for their interests. >
  
  Nah Bernie would have been stomped in a national election. >
  
  
  gives absolutely zero evidence
  a wealth of information to the contrary
  immensely popular politician with popular platform
  agreed with by Fox News viewers
  constantly shown to be as competitive as Biden
  also shown to have a more popular platform than Biden
  
  Okay.
  
  young people just don’t vote
  
  It’s a consistent narrative that ignores surging youth turnout from 2018 onward. It’s a bit irrelevant given he had majority support among ALL Democrats on policy but the other consistent narrative of “he can’t win” definitely won over enough that policy victory this did not translate to actual electoral victory.
  It helped that Biden was more palatable than Hillary as the ‘centrist’ candidate and benefited greatly from the memory of his Vice Presidency, which seems to have dominated over his political career from 1974 to 2008. >
  
  Expect to be disappointed in the Supreme Court. >
  
  Always >
  
  So say we all. >
  
  Biden could just paused them for as long as he can. 
  Then when a Republican president comes in,  it will be his fault payments are restarted. >
  
  their fault >
  
  Be real, Republicans are less likely to nominate and elect a woman President than the likely hood of loan forgiveness passing the Supreme Court