they are financially worse off even though they may have benefited from the pause and the loan forgiveness. paul: the big question, if this is such a great policy why don t democrats try to pass it through congress, force republicans to vote for it and use it as an election issue? it is an election issue. that s precisely it. so many things democrats, progressives want to do that they can t get through congress through house of representatives which represents people all over the united states because it isn t popular enough to path so they are doing so many things through executive order through regulatory fiat. that has become the democratic game plan. get control of the white house and order the country to do these things. you want to sue them, fine but they put regulations in place and plans like this, congress basically becomes a nullity. paul: when we come back, hit
bergen not as well-known, the democrats were suggesting the use were all himaga republicans, extreme right wing, off the charts republicans. instead we saw 8 serious people accessing points of view in substantive policy, go across as alternatives if there s going to be an alternative to donald trump which is something democrats don t have. they don t have an alternative to joe biden. in terms of standing up, all of them had a moment to do that. vivek ramaswamy drew a lot of attention, others attacked him. they did as a foil to make their own points. nikki haley came across, the one person trying to break through. she was very articulate on many subjects and going point by point in a way that sums up her position. she s very good at what she s doing. the first debate they did well and now they move forward.
students $200 on average. borrowers would repay $470 billion in debt according to the and wharton model. that s more than president biden s student loan forgiveness was expected to cost. paul: $407 billion. what legislative authority is the president calling for? 0, just waving it into magic executive order. let s get cynical about this. clearly after the first one was struck down by the supreme court, they are back and the point is democrats joe biden really want the college vote or the vote of recently graduated college students carrying this debt. the political question is by putting the subject in front of people so often will it build resentment as suggested with the first one among young