You, the taxpayer, just paid off $8,250 in student loans for Ben Kamens. He thanked Biden, not us.

He is so stupid and tone deaf, rather than hiding in shame, he bragged about being a deadbeat on social media. He makes $90,000 per year as "communications director" for Democrat Rep. Marcy Kaptur.

Some people in the Democrat Party think it’s a wonderful idea to take money from hardworking Americans who did not go to college - or paid for it themselves - to let Deadbeat Ben avoid paying $589 per year to pay off the loan he took out willingly. They made extra special sure to juice that already absurd, illegal largesse by exempting Ben from paying income taxes on the cash we the taxpayers gave him to pay off his loans.

Try not to let your head explode reading his post about this insanity.

Quoth Ben: “This is why elections matter. Thanks Joe Biden.”

Yes, Ben, this is precisely why elections matter, you deadbeat clown. If you’re going to thank anyone, Ben, that would be me and the 250 million other American taxpayers who were forced to give you a cash gift you did not need and most assuredly do not deserve.

This nation has been destroyed by propagandists posing as teachers and professors for so long that a Communications Director is too stupid to understand how offensive it is for a pencil pusher already on the taxpayer dole in some nonsense job to then crow about the President stealing our cash Un-Constitutionally to then randomly pay off a student loan Ben could have easily paid off by now.

Deadbeat Ben Kamens decided not to pay $8,250 of student loans over fourteen years. He makes $90,000+ per year. He did not thank you, the taxpayer, for paying off those student loans. Nope! He thanks Brandon, who stole it from you.

Kamens’s two loans were taken out in 2010. The original principal balances were $2,750 and $5,500. Again, he posted this on X for the entire world to see.

As the text of his message demonstrates, he’s not the least bit ashamed about the fact that he, a grown man and college graduate with a full-time job, was apparently unable to repay debt with a principal of $8,250 over a span of 14 years.

I don’t know Kamens’s life story, and there could be some kind of hardship in his life that made that difficult to accomplish. It is nonetheless true that lots of people with their own hardships are able to repay debt of that size according to the agreement that they made when they took it out, because they prioritize paying back their debts.

But Kamens did not, and now his political party has decided to give him taxpayer money instead. As an added bonus, the letter notes that because of the American Rescue Plan Act, the balance of the loans forgiven is not considered taxable income at the federal level. Democrats want to step up tax enforcement with a larger IRS, but they wrote into law that their special one-time income for people who didn’t pay back their student debt, a category that includes White House staff members in addition to their congressional staff, is tax-free.

Kamens’s post comes the day after the Congressional Budget Office added $400 billion to its deficit projection for this year. That includes a $145 billion increase in outlays due to the Biden administration’s student-loan programs.¹

The nation is drowning in debt given to us by free-spending politicians. They just saddled us with Ben’s loans, too, and in a bizarre extra gift to Ben, they made sure that he does not have to pay income tax on the money we just gave him.

Are you angry enough yet to do something to drain The Swamp? If you are, you’re lucky because I did 15 years hard work to research and create the only way to starve the Swamp Beast. Go buy a dozen copies, circulate them to your friends, form book groups and let’s fix this nation once and for all.

Ben will have to see if anyone in the private sector values his “communication skills” enough to pay him, because if we do this right, his DC public-sector, unaccountable, unionized job along with millions of others, will evaporate.

Let’s trim this out-of-control beast down to size, so we can once again control the government, rather than the other way ‘round.

Get involved; here is the practical roadmap to follow. Your Gracious Author has done the fifteen years or research and analysis - you just need to tell your elected representatives how to change their votes.

Vote accordingly.

1. Student Loans: Ben Kamens Perfect Spokesman for Democratic Party | National Review