Lawyers for one.
Thatâs why the young progressive movement is able to influence the discussion so strongly.
Thats partly because when they get excited about a new candidate the establishment makes sure to try and nuke said candidate from orbit.
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Vote harder assholes!
https://twitter.com/phil_lewis_/status/1544073845308628993?s=21&t=r4wjOsLBx1hPM92VdR9D5w
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Really says something about how broken our education system is when even doctors can save money on IBR because the regular payments would be so insanely fucking high.
tbf my plan was to refi when I became an attending. Residents get paid shit. 50-85k depending on location and how many years youâve done for 80 hr/wk in most specialties. I just never did because the pandemic was free money. Now with interest rates higher it doesnât make sense anymore.
Let me just stop you right there.
Yes.
Hell yes.
Fuck yes.
Hell fucking yes.
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If youâre talking about public loans then consolidation doesnât make you lose your interest rate and you should never refi your public loans with a private company if thatâs what you were talking about.
It makes sense for a lot of doctors who owe less or make more than me. Especially when rates were super low you could lock in like 1.5%
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I guess itâs a gamble betting against some kind of debt cancellation. Moot though as you say with interest rates the way they are.
Just heard a country song that could be an epigram for Biden:
All I know is in the end, it wasnât what he did, no
It was what he didnât do
Thereâs also a trick you should be aware of if your wife makes substantially less than you involving playing with married filing separately and one of you going on REPAYE while the other goes on IBR. Basically IBR looks at both salaries and loans whereas REPAYE only looks at the combined loans. I may have that reversed, but my wife and I were able to save a ton by doing this (she had substantially higher student loans than me and a substantially lower income).
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This like actually these people are lawfully present now, or is this like DACA where we just are leaving them in limbo and at the whims of future Presidents
The kids still in cages or nah we finally pivot on that?
Without further evidence, Iâm gonna call bullshit on ânever have to face deportationâ.
Like in 2027, if we have President DeSantis with 62 senate seats, youâre telling me these people wonât be fearful of getting deported?
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Why on earth are they doing this âquietlyâ?
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EDem brain disease in a nutshell
The country didnât elect Joe Biden because they wanted a Democratic Donald Trump to go out there every day and divide the country more," said Cedric Richmond, who left his own seat in Congress to serve in the West Wing for Bidenâs first year. Democrats attacking Biden are âscapegoating the President, or distracted and not focusing on what they should be focused on. He saved democracy once by beating a tyrant. Heâs doing it again, but he doesnât do it by beating his chest.â
The attacks Biden is facing now are âthe same foolishness that got us Donald Trump â âHillary wasnât good enough,â âSheâs not fighting hard enough,ââ Richmond said. âThatâs what got us Donald Trump. And that got us Neil Gorsuch, Brett Kavanaugh, and Amy Coney Barrett. Case closed.â
keep in mind that a lot of these people who are making these arguments, these fucking shitbags who think they are entitled to your vote and that youâre being a fucking spoiled baby by like, actually demanding things like results from politicians, letâs just remember that a whole fuckton of them were PUMAs and boycotted Obama in the 2008 general after he beat Hildawg
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