“We’ll wipe out undergraduate debt — relief for millions.”
During campaign, Biden proposed canceling all undergraduate federal student loan debt to relieve financial burden and stimulate economy. He argued this would ease inequality and boost middle-class mobility. But in office, partial forgiveness and income-based programs were used instead. He never fully canceled all undergraduate loans; many borrowers still owe principal.
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82.4% · High confidence
“We’ll deliver stunning relief, rebuild stronger than before.”
62.5% · Medium confidence
“Under my plan, no one earning less than $400,000 will pay a penny more.”
70.4% · High confidence
“I will end the Muslim ban on day one.”
91.7% · High confidence
“We end the forever wars — bring troops home.”
71.4% · High confidence
“We will vaccinate 100 million, then 200 million people — fast.”
81% · High confidence
“Families deserve tax relief that lasts — not short lifelines.”
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15.5% community trust · 110 votes
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70.1% community trust · 268 votes
Vice President of the United States
20.2% community trust · 208 votes
Governor of Florida
40% community trust · 160 votes
47th president of the United States
26.9% community trust · 4465 votes
United States Secretary of Health
24.9% community trust · 253 votes