"I still have student debt from grad school and law school," tweeted Stephen MacNeil of Alpharetta. "Why would I expect you, via tax dollars, [to] pay for my decision to go to college for which I am reaping the benefits of the education I received."
April 06, 2022 at 11:16 AM
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Litigation Reporter
On the heels of the Biden administration announcing an extended delay on federal student loan repayments through Aug. 31, a tweet by U.S. Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vermont) calling for the cancellation of all student debt has gone viral. Now attorneys are weighing in on how they’ve been handling law school debt, for how long and what they think about canceling student debt altogether.
“Cancel student debt,” Sanders tweeted. “All of it.”
Cancel student debt. All of it.
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