That comes out to be about $10,000 per voter.
After $138 billion in bribes already, Biden visited Wisconsin to corruptly promise “student loan debt” transfer from his potential voters to the taxpayers who are already facing $100,000 in debt per household from the national debt.
Why Wisconsin? It’s a battleground state.
While student loan debt transfer loaded onto taxpayers is bad enough, Biden is fairly blatant about making it a bribe by doing it in a battleground state as part of his election campaign.
Biden has boasted about ignoring the Supreme Court’s ruling to push what he misleadingly calls “student loan forgiveness”. It’s not forgiveness, it’s a transfer of the debt from the people he sees as his voters, younger college graduates, especially those with MAs, to those whom he sees as political enemies, older taxpayers.
What’s the cost of this particular bribe? Biden isn’t saying, but the last time he tried this (and was shut down by the Supreme Court), the cost was estimated at $430 billion for 40 million potential Biden voters. This time around, the Biden administration is claiming that it’s bailing out 30 million potential voters. That may mean around $300 billion.
We’ve always wondered what a vote costs. In this case, it comes out to be about $10,000 per voter.
That’s a whole lot of money, but Biden isn’t paying for it, the American people are.
Much like the Strategic Oil Reserve, which Biden drained to buy votes previously, this is an unprecedented greedy bank robbery that will cause tremendous damage and suffering to the American people who will be left holding the bag.
Article posted with permission from Daniel Greenfield
