It is. Just Devos et al just kept rejecting all applications, denying all forgiveness, even to those that already qualified under the law. While this is not the blanket forgiveness promised, they tried that and the radical courts said no. So they have to work with what they have until a new (functional) Congress is voted in or someone blows up the supreme Court. What it really shows is that every official appointment matters.

And don’t forget all this student debt is Reagan’s fault. Picked a fight with Berkeley, called em commies, reduced public funding for colleges and then made the people of California pay tuition for the first time. All just to keep “the wrong kind of people” out of college.

Dude I’m in the same boat, I’m not poor, I’m not a long term lender, I’m not a public worker, I just have a lot of school debt. I’m wondering if I should try to pay it off or just let minimum payments roll on in hopes that the govt gets to me lol. Every time I read one of these stories it gives me blue balls lol.

….Or maybe Trump becomes president and we all lose 8)

Like almost all things broken here, Republicans in our legislature would need to get out of the way for that to happen.

Or, 100% chance this happens to only the rich ones who went to super ‘prestigious’ schools and will only cover like 30 people.