Florida Senator Rick Scott accused the Biden administration of “spending money we don’t have on things we don’t need” in a new campaign web ad entitled “Crazy.”
While mentioning Biden’s economic policy overall, Scott focused on Biden’s new student loan forgiveness plan, which would dole out 10,000 dollars to all students with outstanding federal student loans who make less than 125,000 a year.
“Now Biden wants to cancel college loans, forcing a plumber who decided not to go to college to pay off loans for a lawyer who did.”
Scott tweeted the same message, further highlighting the unfairness of the bill.
Today, @JoeBiden forced every American who didn't attend college or has already paid off their loans to now pay off others' debts.
Democrats' canceling student loans isn't a "relief" for Americans. It's an added burden that will only further increase inflation.— Rick Scott (@SenRickScott) August 24, 2022
Scott also retweeted Senate Republicans, who put the bailout costs into hard numbers.
Biden’s student debt transfer will:
• Cost hardworking Americans $300 to $900 billion
• Increase 40-year high inflation • Benefit coastal elites
• Drive up tuition costs further
• Cost each taxpayer $2,000— Senate Republicans (@SenateGOP) August 25, 2022
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Scott also released a statement alongside the video.
“Joe Biden and the woke Democrats are at it again. They’re caving to the radical Left and forcing working-class and responsible Americans to pay off the loans of affluent liberals. It’s crazy. It’s bad policy. But it’s par for the course for Joe Biden, who hasn’t found a crazy idea to destroy America that he doesn’t love,”
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