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Professor Celebrates the Working Class Paying Bills for Rich Harvard Lawyers

Professor Celebrates the Working Class Paying Bills for Rich Harvard Lawyers
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Leftist commentator and Harvard Law Professor Laurence Tribe is celebrating President Joe Biden's move to reallocate student debt payments from his rich alumni attorneys to the working class of America. 

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According to Forbes, Harvard Law graduates are some of the most highly paid attorneys in the country. 

"No. 2 is Harvard Law School, where grads with little or no experience pull down a median salary of $143,000. At mid-career, Harvard law graduates earn $234,000, on average," Forbes reports.

After remarks at the White House Wednesday about the move, President Joe Biden turned his back on reporters and claimed the decision was fair.

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Meanwhile, universities like Harvard and other expensive schools are sitting on massive and tax free endowments. 

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