The high cost of Bidenism

 Jeb Babbin:

You say you never wanted a college degree in gender studies or feminist history because they don’t lead to any employable credentials? What about the masters degree in “Happiness Studies” offered by Centenary University in New Jersey? Too bad, because you’re going to pay for them and a lot more with your tax dollars thanks to Biden’s college loan “forgiveness" program. Biden’s new program, which the White House said it doesn’t know now much it will cost, will cost anywhere from $300 billion to $900 billion.

If you add the cost of the college loan “forgiveness” program to the cost of the laughably named “Inflation Reduction Act” passed earlier this month (about $750 billion), Ol’ Joe has spent between $1 trillion and $1.5 trillion just this month. As a direct result of these two reckless spending initiatives, inflation will quickly accelerate. Add to that the dubious legal and constitutional authority behind the loan “forgiveness” vote-buying scheme, and you get to the fact that if there were a grade lower than an “F” to give, Biden would have earned it again this week.

Meanwhile, Biden’s open borders have reportedly let more than 5 million illegal immigrants into the country so far. On that same note, a new Biden rule on "DACA," theObama program to delay deportation of illegal migrants who came in as minors, could establish the legality of the program that has benefited 800,000 in the country already.

Last week, we noted that Biden had made a good move in not allowing the Taliban access to about $7 billion in frozen funds. Now Biden is reportedly “negotiating” with the Taliban to give them the money.

While all this is going on, stocks are sinking again and the housing market collapsing. The Biden Recession is getting worse.

Last, and probably worst, among the latest disasters is that Biden is apparently about to make a new nuclear weapons deal with Iran. This will be another foreign policy debacle, worse than former President Obama’s original 2015 deal that Trump canceled in 2018. This one will guarantee that Iran has nuclear weapons within about two years.

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 The worst President ever who pledged to unite the country is also out there insulting the half that does not support his goofy policies.  He is doing that to try to get Democrats to vote their hatred.

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