cnbc.com/amp/2022/12/05/supreme-court-tackles-biden-student-loan-plan.html

Its over

its so over bros

The republicans are always looking out for the working class

Rip

He said the conservative justices believe government agencies exert too much authority and "violate the separation of powers."

if the SC is gonna just say that everything the government does is a violation of power and authority can they at least abolish homeland security, the FBI, and the IRS i'll call it even then

i feel bad for the people that got their hopes up
time to make those payments

The seperation of powers between private corporations and public interest

Supreme Court

Dam my amerivros cant catch a break

Brandon will rise, keep faith

It's crazy how 9 fossils can decide the fate of millions

Wild how they come to this conclusion from a legal standpoint.

It seems like an EXTREMELY cut and dry case for any level headed judge, regardless if they personally like the policy or not.

Wait hol up

I just read the article, and unless I’m missing something…this is just an opinion article.

While I agree that it’s likely, OPs thread title is extremely misleading. It’s suggesting that there is new information or a leak to suggest that they’re blocking it. Instead this article is just predictions from legal experts.

Yeah they aren't hearing this until February

Unless Alito leaking the ruling already

This f***ing sucks man

I was already planning on where I’d put that saved money. Wish they just never said anything about the plan in the first place

give thanks to big baller leo at the federalist society

So this is what Obama was talking about whenever he mentions them not letting him do anything...

bro had a democratic supermajority across all branches do not make excuses for that half a nigga

😑

I mean if this is true it should stop some of the b****ing about Biden being able to just free up debt unilaterally without congress.

Conservative voters hate the FBI now but I doubt the Supreme Court is on their side

yeah there's no way any of that would happen i remember during the 2012-2016 periods abolishing the IRS was in actual GOP discourse as well (was a major part of Ted Cruz's 2016 platform before he got obliterated by Trump) but it clearly never would have actually happened regardless.

I still have false hope until february