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Donald Trump's opposition to forgiving student loans is rooted in several key beliefs and perspectives. Firstly, he emphasizes fiscal responsibility, often arguing that broad student loan forgiveness represents an unfair burden on taxpayers who may not have benefited from higher education themselves. He believes that the financial implications of such forgiveness could strain the economy and public resources, which aligns with broader conservative views on government spending.
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By David NishimotoDonald Trump's opposition to forgiving student loans is rooted in several key beliefs and perspectives. Firstly, he emphasizes fiscal responsibility, often arguing that broad student loan forgiveness represents an unfair burden on taxpayers who may not have benefited from higher education themselves. He believes that the financial implications of such forgiveness could strain the economy and public resources, which aligns with broader conservative views on government spending.