Without broad Dem support for social agenda, seems like WH is left with what Biden can EO?
I agree a big overhall is needed to a number of systems. It seems like a pretty deeply rooted problem. As an example not all degrees in US seem to be created equal in eyes of HR and hiring mangers.
It seems like differal of debt would simply maintain current consumer spending levels (whats currently happening)? Instead of seeing it fall further.
Timing of this announcement is very interesting. It's not entirely clear if the forgiveness is legal. They commited to provide full details by end of year. This is after the mid terms. Looks very much like a carrot for the voters. If republicans come out strongly opposed to it they risk alienating their center voting base at a key time.
I've enjoyed a few papers on how elections and policy are written to move a small % of center voters. Abortion, Trump, student tuitions... What's the next center voting issue they will go after?
Without broad Dem support for social agenda, seems like WH is left with what Biden can EO?
I agree a big overhall is needed to a number of systems. It seems like a pretty deeply rooted problem. As an example not all degrees in US seem to be created equal in eyes of HR and hiring mangers.
It seems like differal of debt would simply maintain current consumer spending levels (whats currently happening)? Instead of seeing it fall further.
Timing of this announcement is very interesting. It's not entirely clear if the forgiveness is legal. They commited to provide full details by end of year. This is after the mid terms. Looks very much like a carrot for the voters. If republicans come out strongly opposed to it they risk alienating their center voting base at a key time.
I've enjoyed a few papers on how elections and policy are written to move a small % of center voters. Abortion, Trump, student tuitions... What's the next center voting issue they will go after?