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Executive Orders and Legislative Abdication

by jpitney | Feb 10, 2021 | Congress, Presidency, Separation of Powers

Nan Swift at R Street: Student loan debt is not something that can be solved by the simple wave of a wand or stroke of a pen. Rather, the complicated moral and economic considerations of cancelling student loan debt should be examined within the process of debate...

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