The Supreme Court's conservative chief justice cited Nancy Pelosi in his opinion striking down Biden's student loan forgiveness program
And in doing so, he cited someone you wouldn't necessarily expect: former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi.on July 28, 2021, when she argued that Biden didn't have the power to enact the forgiveness program on his own.
The former speaker later supported Biden's plan when he announced it in August 2022, calling it a"bold action" and a"strong step in Democrats' fight to expand access to higher education."Reached for comment, a spokesman for Pelosi did not directly addressing Roberts' citation of her words. The Supreme Court Friday decision came in two separate rulings. The majority ruled that one of the cases, US Department of Education v. Brown, did not have standing to sue the federal government. However, the second case that sought to block Biden's debt relief — Biden v. Nebraska — succeeded in striking down up to $20,000 in relief for borrowers.
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