According to a report from Fox News, Vice President Kamala Harris, when pressed about who would foot the bill for Biden’s big student loan handout, could only serve up some not-so-delicious word salad.
Harris was making an appearance at the now-canceled Artemis 1 launch when one reporter confronted her with the fact the White House hasn’t been transparent on where the money will come from.
“Well, let’s start with this. First of all, a lot of the same people who are criticizing what we rightly did in following through on a commitment that we made to forgive student loan debt, are the same people who voted for a tax cut for the richest Americans,” Harris said.
“So when we look at who is benefiting from this, 90% of the people who are going to benefit from student loan forgiveness make under $75,000 a year,” the vice president continued. “And that debt has been the reason that they’re unable to start a family, buy a home and pursue their piece of the American dream.”
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Harris, who was making an appearance for the Artemis 1 launch, which ended up being postponed, then fielded a question from another reporter about a space-related issue.
President Biden’s plan is to hand out $10,000 in federal student loans for anyone making under $125,000, or $250,000 for married couples. The number goes up to $20,000 of debt for Pell Grant recipients. Some estimates calculate the cost of the program to be upwards of $500 billion.
This is Day Six of the White House unable to answer the question: how are you paying for the loan handout?
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Did Mrs. Emhoff ever get to the root cause of systemic racism?
Is Fox News talking about the Kamala pictured above wearing a facial mask? What happened to the original KH?
Hey, she got Monkeypox on the her left side of her neck. Was she vacced?
She is always either speaking incoherently, or neighing like a stable dweller.
When you focus your attention so much on aiding and abetting and promoting the Alphabet soup people, it’s no wonder you can only talk word salads.