Why did the press let Biden defy the courts but won't let trump.?

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Joe Biden - "Time to put Trump in the bullseye."
The press blasts trump for doing what they gladly let Biden do. Biden was told repeatedly by the courts he could not cancel student debt, but he did it over and over and even bragged, "The Supreme Court blocked it but that didn't stop me." The press cheered him for that.

feb 23 2024 American Presidents may not like Supreme Court decisions, but most since Andrew Jackson haven’t bragged about defying its rulings. Not even Donald Trump. Then there’s President Biden, who, while canceling more student debt this week, boasted about ignoring the Supreme Court’s landmark 2023 ruling that his previous loan forgiveness plan was illegal..


Speaking in Culver City, Calif., on Wednesday, Mr. Biden said his original plan to “provide millions of working families with debt relief for their college student debt” was derailed by “MAGA Republicans” and “special interests” who challenged the plan in court. “The Supreme Court blocked it,” Mr. Biden added, “but that didn’t stop me.” He apparently thinks defying the law is a virtue.
On Wednesday Mr. Biden wrote off another $1.2 billion in student-loan debt, bringing the total amount he has canceled to some $138 billion. That’s not as much as the $400 billion debt cancellation a 6-3 Supreme Court majority struck down last summer, but it’s still a handout to 3.9 million borrowers.

He’s not really cancelling anything because he’s transferring the debt from the borrowers it benefited to the taxpayers who will finance it with higher taxes or interest payments on the rising national debt.
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GROK - Did Joe Biden defy the Supreme Court?


No, Joe Biden did not defy the Supreme Court. Claims that he ignored a Supreme Court ruling, particularly regarding student loan forgiveness, are inaccurate. The Supreme Court struck down Biden’s broad student loan forgiveness plan in June 2023, ruling it required congressional authorization. Biden complied with this decision and did not implement the struck-down plan. Instead, his administration pursued more limited forgiveness policies under existing laws, such as the Higher Education Act, which were within legal bounds and not deemed defiant by the courts.

Some critics have pointed to Biden’s public statements, where he suggested working around the ruling, as evidence of defiance. For example, he said, “That didn’t stop us,” when discussing alternative debt relief efforts. However, these efforts used different legal mechanisms and were not direct violations of the Court’s order. Legal scholars and fact-checks, including from The Washington Post, confirm that Biden’s actions did not constitute defiance, as he did not implement policies explicitly prohibited by the Court.

Posts on X and some commentators have spread the narrative that Biden defied the Court, often exaggerating or misrepresenting his actions to draw parallels with other administrations. These claims lack substantiation when examined against the legal record.
 
Dutch Uncle said:
GROK - Did Joe Biden defy the Supreme Court?


No, Joe Biden did not defy the Supreme Court. Claims that he ignored a Supreme Court ruling, particularly regarding student loan forgiveness, are inaccurate. The Supreme Court struck down Biden’s broad student loan forgiveness plan in June 2023, ruling it required congressional authorization. Biden complied with this decision and did not implement the struck-down plan. Instead, his administration pursued more limited forgiveness policies under existing laws, such as the Higher Education Act, which were within legal bounds and not deemed defiant by the courts.

Some critics have pointed to Biden’s public statements, where he suggested working around the ruling, as evidence of defiance. For example, he said, “That didn’t stop us,” when discussing alternative debt relief efforts. However, these efforts used different legal mechanisms and were not direct violations of the Court’s order. Legal scholars and fact-checks, including from The Washington Post, confirm that Biden’s actions did not constitute defiance, as he did not implement policies explicitly prohibited by the Court.

Posts on X and some commentators have spread the narrative that Biden defied the Court, often exaggerating or misrepresenting his actions to draw parallels with other administrations. These claims lack substantiation when examined against the legal record.
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GROK??? HAHAHAHA. You can't be serious. Biden was told repeatedly he could not cancel student debt and kept on doing it. It was NOT a one time thing, you liar.
 
TRANNY DICKS ARE KEWL said:
I'M TOO DEMENTED TO READ PREVIOUS REPLIES
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Dutch Uncle said:
GROK - Did Joe Biden defy the Supreme Court?


No, Joe Biden did not defy the Supreme Court. Claims that he ignored a Supreme Court ruling, particularly regarding student loan forgiveness, are inaccurate. The Supreme Court struck down Biden’s broad student loan forgiveness plan in June 2023, ruling it required congressional authorization. Biden complied with this decision and did not implement the struck-down plan. Instead, his administration pursued more limited forgiveness policies under existing laws, such as the Higher Education Act, which were within legal bounds and not deemed defiant by the courts.

Some critics have pointed to Biden’s public statements, where he suggested working around the ruling, as evidence of defiance. For example, he said, “That didn’t stop us,” when discussing alternative debt relief efforts. However, these efforts used different legal mechanisms and were not direct violations of the Court’s order. Legal scholars and fact-checks, including from The Washington Post, confirm that Biden’s actions did not constitute defiance, as he did not implement policies explicitly prohibited by the Court.

Posts on X and some commentators have spread the narrative that Biden defied the Court, often exaggerating or misrepresenting his actions to draw parallels with other administrations. These claims lack substantiation when examined against the legal record.
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