

300 billion taxpayer dollars is a whole heck of a lot of dollars our federal government does not have to spend. We’re $30 trillion dollars in debt and inflation is at a historic high, which is directly correlated to irresponsible government spending. And yet, they’re going to spend that much money to “cancel” student debt.
Of course, by “cancel” they actually just mean “transfer” the debt from individual loan holders to every single American taxpayer for the next who-knows-how-many years. And it will be paid in the form of increased inflation resulting from increased national debt, which decreases the value of the dollar. Understandably, all the American citizens who are intelligent enough to recognize this have some questions. They’re rhetorical questions because we already know the answers, but we want to hear them say it so they can be held accountable for exactly what they’re doing to the American people.
So when Karine Jean-Pierre was asked a very simple and direct question by one of the few actual journalists she works with, Peter Doocy, her response was impressive on two fronts. She DIDN’T say that she doesn’t “have anything,” which is what she usually says when pressed with a difficult question. So on one hand, that’s impressive. Yes, the bar is so low that it’s impressive she gave any answer at all, even if it was a horrible one. Here’s 100 times she explained that she doesn’t “have anything.”
Karine Jean-Pierre hasn’t held a press briefing since August 9.
— Jake Schneider (@jacobkschneider) August 19, 2022
I guess she just doesn’t have anything.pic.twitter.com/iOvKFHeh8q
But on the other hand, her response was just a meaningless word salad where she talked a lot but said absolutely nothing to answer the actual question she was asked. Watch this fabulously political non-answer.
Doocy: Who is paying for this?"
— Greg Price (@greg_price11) August 24, 2022
Jean-Pierre: "What we are saying is the work that this administration has done, the work that the Democrats in Congress have done is actually there."
Doocy: "But when you forgive debt, you're not just disappearing debt so who is paying for it?" pic.twitter.com/CamDUiM47T
Y’all, she just laid it out so clearly for you. It will be paid for, and you will see that it will be paid for, because they’ve made a plan for it to be paid. And the way in which it will be paid is a process, and that process matters, and they’ve identified the steps in that process. And every step of that process matters. It matters to the people who will get debt relief through this process designed by the Biden Administration to address this issue, which is a very real issue. And she’s laying that process out for you now, and the steps are exactly the steps she’s already laid out. And those steps and that process matter, and this process it’s exactly how it’s going to be paid for. And we’re already seeing why it matters. Now, she’s answered your questions, so shut up about it.
This reminds me of the impressive non answer given by State Department Spokesman Ned Price to AP Reporter Matt Lee regarding the Russia/Ukraine conflict that was ramping up at the time. He was asked what evidence there was to justify American involvement. So he explained that we have evidence, and the evidence is very real, and the evidence is very clear. And that evidence is that we just told you, right now, that we have evidence. And if you don’t like this evidence that I’m telling you that we have, and which is very real because I’m telling you that we have evidence, which evidence is that I’m telling you about it right now, then you are a Russian propagandist.
They both should have just stuck with “I don’t have anything.”
Reporter: “It’s an action that you say they have taken, but you have shown no evidence to confirm that. […] This is like – crisis actors? Really? This is like Alex Jones territory you’re getting into now.”
— The Hill (@thehill) February 3, 2022
Must-watch exchange between @APDiploWriter Matt Lee and @StateDeptSpox. pic.twitter.com/RPIPb2zwf5
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Despite the ignorance and incompetence on display, still people will vote for more of this BS. The taxpayers will pay for this in higher inflation, higher food costs, higher energy costs, etc.