Sen. Lindsey Graham, R-S.C., in the U.S. Capitol on Thursday, May 9, 2024. “There’s nothing in our law allows him to forgive student loans. If you’re out there working and didn’t go to college, Joe Biden’s forgiving student loans, and you’re paying for them,” the Republican senator said onLINDSEY GRAHAM: The world is on fire, folks, and Biden is not gonna fix itGraham went on to claim that “the world is on fire, folks, and Biden’s not gonna fix it.
Gov. Doug Burgum has also had harsh words for Biden and defended his repeated comments calling the current president’s administration “a dictatorship.” “This president, more than any other, has bypassed Congress, because, as a governor of a natural resources state, a big ag state, we’re facing over 30 rules and mandates,” Burgum said, adding, “None of them have come from Congress.”
“You don’t like his executive orders and you don’t like his policies,” Collins responded. “I understand that. I don’t think anyone expects the Republican governor to agree with President Biden on that. But that’s not a dictatorship.”