Department Of Education Accused Of Abuse of Power

If anyone wanted any further evidence that the Biden regime and all the departments it oversees are utterly riddled with corruption, look no further than the recent dismissal of the Supreme Court ruling on student debt.

After all, the Supreme Court was rather unconvinced that all irresponsibly indebted individuals should have the right to demand money from taxpayers under the “HEROES” Act, especially as the act was devised for war veterans.

Not spoiled students who have $100,000 in debt and nothing to show for it, aside from knowledge of 50 different genders and other utterly useless, and ultimately fake, knowledge.

Nonetheless, despite the fact the Supreme Court unilaterally ruled against forcing American taxpayers to fork over hard-earned money to bail out other individuals’ brazen irresponsibility, the White House has apparently decided to carve its own path.

Which is yet another shameless vote-buying effort, right in time for the newly adapted Democrat primaries set to begin in February 2024.

Biden, who apparently forgot that Congress is technically in charge of regulating the national purse, has apparently decided to steamroll right over the judicial and legislative branches of the government by implementing his own program through the Department of Education, as detailed by the Daily Mail.

“President Joe Biden has again been accused of abusing his power with his bid to wipe $39 billion in student loan debt … The White House had to draft new proposals to forgive student loan debts after the Supreme Court struck down his plan weeks ago,” the outlet reported, noting that the Biden regime was attempting to do so via the Department of Education (DoE).

Conservative groups, justifiably incensed by the DoE’s brazen abuse of power, have now launched yet another lawsuit against the administration in an effort to keep taxpayer funds from further being robbed by unseemly interests.

As part of the lawsuit, the Cato Institute and New Civil Liberties Alliance, made it rather clear that the Biden regime is, once again, totally abusing its authority, rarely even pretending to play by the rules.

“No authority allows the Department to count non-payments as payments,” the suit declares.

The DoE effectively laughed off the suit, claiming the lawsuit was merely “a desperate attempt from right wing special interests to keep hundreds of thousands of borrowers in debt.”

Yeah.

And exactly whose fault would that debt be? Tellingly, the DoE’s response relies entirely on provoking angry emotions against those big bad conservatives, without bothering to point out the egregious irresponsibility exhibited by their largely leftist minions in the first place.

Talk about gaslighting on an epically unethical level.

After all, it’s bad enough that Biden has commandeered hundreds of billions of taxpayer funds to continue pushing the world into World War III, which contrasts rather strongly with Saudi Arabia’s recent meeting with other world leaders to navigate a peaceful path forward in Ukraine.

Apparently empowered by failing to show any financial accountability to Congress, never mind American voters, the Biden regime has persisted in its deranged dismissal of checks and balances.

Thereby embodying all the negative characteristics that the Founding Fathers sought so carefully to prevent upon the nation’s founding.

Then again, as Biden and his son have literally gotten away with brazenly breaking the law while pilfering multiple millions for themselves through shady foreign business deals, it’s little surprise that the current leader of the “free” world doesn’t both to adhere to basic checks and balances.

After all, he doesn’t even adhere to the most basic tenets of the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act, the violations of which are more and more evident in his anti-American foreign policy.

Author: Ofelia Thornton


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