Joe Biden’s quest to have hundreds of billions of dollars of student loan debt added to the check of the American taxpayer has been dealt yet another loss.
Biden’s order has been defeated twice in court already.
The administration then appealed to the Supreme Court to expedite a hearing to have the order ruled on.
The Supreme Court took the case, but Biden will have to wait months before the court takes on oral arguments.
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The suit to challenge the order has was filed by a group of red-state attorneys general.
Arkansas, Iowa, Kansas, Missouri, Nebraska, and South Carolina filed the joint suit and thus far, have been successful.
The first case was heard before Judge Mark Pittman, a Trump appointee, who ruled, “In this country, we are not ruled by an all-powerful executive with a pen and a phone. Instead, we are ruled by a Constitution that provides for three distinct and independent branches of government.”
The media and left all wrote that judgment off to bias because it was a Trump judge.
However, when an appeals court upheld that decision that had a Bush, Obama, and Trump appointee on it, well that sent a bit of a shiver through the left.
I don’t think the Supreme Court will be much different, as there is no precedent for a sitting president being able to put spend hundreds of billions with a swipe of a pen rather than through congressional legislation.
What is even worse for Biden is that the court will not hear the case until February.
Normally, a request for an expedited hearing by the White House will be honored, so this is a bit of a slap in the face for Joe and company.
Source: New York Post
