A.G. Gancarski
Rick Scott continues to blast the Joe Biden administration’s student loan bailout.
During an interview Tuesday, the Florida Senator and Chairman of the National Republican Senatorial Committee suggested that the forgiven debt would facilitate donations to Democratic candidates in the 2022 cycle.
“They’re going to go after these people who get this free student loan money and ask them for donations, I’m sure,” Scott predicted on the Tuesday episode of the Charlie Kirk Show.
Scott’s prognostication came after remarks condemning the “student bailout” as a “giveaway,” taking from a “plumber or electrician” to “pay off the debt of lawyers and doctors who ran up a whole bunch of debt.”
Scott’s latest condemnation of the Biden administration’s plans to forgive $10,000 in debt per federal borrower, with $20,000 available for Pell Grant recipients, is the latest in an ever-increasing series of Scott slams of the proposal.
A late-August web ad from Team Rick Scott, his personal political operation not to be confused with the National Republican Senatorial Committee he heads, targets President Joe Biden and his “war” on working people. The 30-second spot, entitled “Crazy,” contends that the debt forgiveness amounts to a “war” on working people.
“It’s crazy. It’s bad policy. But it’s par for the course for Joe Biden, who hasn’t found a crazy idea to destroy America that he doesn’t love,” Scott asserted, in a statement accompanying the video.
Even before Biden announced his plans, Scott was adamant that debt shouldn’t be forgiven.
In a July appearance on “The Clay Travis and Buck Sexton Show,” Scott said that writing off federal loan debt would be unfair to those who “paid their way through school.”
“If they’re going to run up debt, they need to have a plan to pay it back,” he said.
“I know I got the help of the GI Bill because I was in the U.S. Navy,” Scott added. “But they went and worked full time. Or their parents worked full time, or their grandparents worked full time to pay their way through school so they had no debt.”
4 comments
Jay Smif
September 6, 2022 at 3:27 pm
If whiny, corrupt Voldemort has been reduced to whining on the “Charlie Kirk” show, then he’s truly hit rock-f*cking-bottom.
Are you Fat Hitler cultists here all big fans of trust-fund cowgirl and college dropout “charlie kirk” who encourages his cult to not get educated and rely on their rich parents to bankroll them through life to “own the libs” the way he has? Pathetic.
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Tjb
September 8, 2022 at 1:29 pm
Teachers, nurses, doctors, and other individuals with student debt who are contributing to a better society are benefiting from this action along with millions of Floridians.
I paid my way for college and I paid for my children’s college education. I am happy for those who are benefiting from this loan forgiveness program.
Why isn’t Rick Scott standing up and supporting a program that helps Floridians
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