In one of President Joe Biden’s most disappointing moves, it’s been yet again confirmed that the Biden administration is not extending federal student loan relief during an ongoing global pandemic, as reported by Forbes. Per a White House press briefing, payments will apparently resume on Feb. 1, 2022, as we grieve the 800,000 American lives lost, still fight an uphill battle to get skeptics vaccinated, and face the winter months where people might be a little less than super safe when it comes to masking and socializing.  Mind you, Biden also hasn’t met his campaign promise to forgive $10,000 in federal student loan debt per borrower. That was a bottom-of-the-barrel promise in comparison to his fellow Democrats running for office; Massachusetts Sen. Elizabeth Warren, for example, campaigned on forgiving $50,000, while Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders campaigned on forgiving all of it. And while Biden has continued the forbearance put into place by Donald Trump (sadly, he does technically get credit for that) he is also apparently set to be the person who resumes payments. And that’s a very bad thing for voters.  Read more