White House budget unlikely to include campaign plans for cancellation as administration mulls executive authority to eliminate federal debt
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Joe Biden is unlikely to include his campaign plans for student debt cancellation in the proposed White House budget, as the administration remains focused on other priorities already outlined in his $4 trillion domestic agenda.
The exclusion is among several other campaign pledges jettisoned from his first budget outline, including a public option for health coverage and a plan to cut prescription drug costs, according to The Washington Post. The full 2022 budget proposal is due on 27 May.
They invite Baby to the White House after he said:
"The more I'm seeing what's up with all that shit, the more I'm like, ‘Let me back up off politics,’" said Lil Baby in the feature, explaining. "I don't want to be no Malcolm X or Martin Luther [King].… I stuck my nose in it. I'm good on that."
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