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It's hard to put words to the audaciousness of President Biden's latest charade. Good thing we have an Englishman! Our friend Charlie Cooke is filling in for Peter and James to talk about Joe's promise to liquidate the American social contract. He and Rob also get into midterms and search in vain for a Republican national agenda.
And since we can't help but cling to a bit of good news, Dr. Jay Bhattacharya joins from Rome to give Fauci his final grade. He also gets into "fringe" science, corrupting conflicts of interest, and forgiveness. (And you'll never guess who he's just met!)
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A cursory check shows my iTunes is fine.
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No mention of whose idea it was to add upcoming meetups to the Ricochet Events page, so we'll just have to assume it was an anonymous genius.
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Bankruptcy is not appropriate for student loans. Bankruptcy is for people with a proven ability to pay and collateral where the loaner and loanee agree to the risk of the transaction. A student has no proven ability to pay and no collateral, so in exchange for the loanee taking all the risk the path to bankruptcy is waived. It used to be that student loans had a co-signer, but those days are gone.
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Pretty sure Mr. Lileks is manning the kissing booth at the Minnesota State Fair.
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