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Anonymous wrote:Minneapolis Mayor Melvin Carter earns $140K/year (plus benefits).

Plumbers, journeymen, dishwashers and construction contractors get to pay off his student debt.

There are people working in those positions for nonprofit orgs, hospitals, school districts, etc getting student loan forgiveness via PSLF. You realize trade schools suck in massive amounts of student loans, right?

What about the people who did not participate? Why do they have to pay for the loans of the people who took out the loans?

You have a choice this year.

1. Vote for the guy who pays back people's loans, who got us out of Trump's horrible policies, low unemployment and isn't a total Traitor to the US.
2. Or you can vote for Don the Con treasonous snake Russian-owned Project 2025 installment.

This is your last chance to vote if you vote for Don the Con so good luck if that is what you choose. Because Donnie the Dictator is never leaving office never ever and he will rape the US Treasury & all of your social securities monies blind.

But hey you got the right to vote in November have at it.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Minneapolis Mayor Melvin Carter earns $140K/year (plus benefits).

Plumbers, journeymen, dishwashers and construction contractors get to pay off his student debt.

There are people working in those positions for nonprofit orgs, hospitals, school districts, etc getting student loan forgiveness via PSLF. You realize trade schools suck in massive amounts of student loans, right?

What about the people who did not participate? Why do they have to pay for the loans of the people who took out the loans?

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Minneapolis Mayor Melvin Carter earns $140K/year (plus benefits).

Plumbers, journeymen, dishwashers and construction contractors get to pay off his student debt.

There are people working in those positions for nonprofit orgs, hospitals, school districts, etc getting student loan forgiveness via PSLF. You realize trade schools suck in massive amounts of student loans, right?

What about the people who did not participate? Why do they have to pay for the loans of the people who took out the loans?

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Minneapolis Mayor Melvin Carter earns $140K/year (plus benefits).

Plumbers, journeymen, dishwashers and construction contractors get to pay off his student debt.

There are people working in those positions for nonprofit orgs, hospitals, school districts, etc getting student loan forgiveness via PSLF. You realize trade schools suck in massive amounts of student loans, right?

Anonymous wrote:Minneapolis Mayor Melvin Carter earns $140K/year (plus benefits).

Plumbers, journeymen, dishwashers and construction contractors get to pay off his student debt.

Anonymous wrote:https://www.mediaite.com/news/democrat-messaging-is-full-of-sht-james-carville-erupts-at-the-left-for-focusing-on-gaza-while-ignoring-the-economy/

James Carville asks why Biden is bailing out Harvard, which he calls a hedge fund w/ classrooms.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This guy had $250,000 in student loans forgiven.

He says it will allow him to go to India to study with his meditation teacher.

https://www.businessinsider.com/how-to-get-student-loan-forgiveness-income-driven-repayment-genx-2024-4?amp

Why are you lying? It’s pay walled, but the bullet points say this, very clearly: “Lambdin said the relief would allow him to save for retirement and consider long-term dreams.” So it’s not like the US taxpayer is funding some wild hare this fellow has to go stomping around the subcontinent to fulfill his heart’s song.

It’s not paywalled you dimwit. Keep scrolling down. From the article:

Lambdin said the relief was also allowing him the freedom to pursue some of his long-term dreams, including taking a sabbatical to study with his meditation teacher in India.