The low-paid producers at NBC "News" cry in unison as the realize they're going to have to pay back the loans for their Women's Studies degrees.
In the student debt case, the justices struck down Biden's long-delayed program, which would have allowed eligible borrowers to cancel up to $20,000 in debt and was estimated to cost more than $400 billion. The program has been blocked since the 8th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals issued a temporary hold in October. About 43 million people were eligible to participate.
The Supreme Court anticipated being attacked (as usual) by the Democrats and their Regime Media comms office, so they snarkily cited no lesser authority than Nancy Pelosi for the proposition that canceling student debt requires an act of Congress.
Colorado once again put a Christian through the hell of endless state process, attempting to force her to violate her religious beliefs and render services for something she opposes on religious grounds (gay marriage).
The Supreme Court said "enough:"
The court also ruled in favor of the web designer, Lorie Smith, who opposes same-sex marriage on religious grounds. She sued the state of Colorado in 2016 saying she would accept customers planning opposite-sex weddings but reject requests made by same-sex couples wanting the same service. Smith argued that, as a creative professional, she has a free speech right to refuse to undertake work that conflicts with her views.
Will the Masterpiece Bakeshop owner finally be freed of trans tyranny thanks to this rulng?