�Dirty Jobs� host Mike Rowe called out President Joe Biden�s student
debt cancellation plan, saying it�s the �biggest pre-Labor Day slap in
the face� to working people he�s ever seen.

In the 60-year-old TV host�s recent Facebook post, Rowe admitted he
tries hard to �avoid the politics of the moment� on his page and focus
only on the impact his foundation has on helping people gain a skilled
trade. However, he said after Biden announced his student loan
cancellation plan, transferring �billions of dollars� in loans �onto
the backs� of the very people his foundation has spent the last two
decades helping, he had to say something.

Rowe shared what his foundation does, which is helping award �work-
ethic scholarships to individuals who choose to forego an expensive,
four-year education in favor of a skilled trade.� He then stated why
Biden�s plan is more than unfair.

�When I do weigh in, I try to acknowledge both sides of the argument,
and make my points with as much respect as I can muster,� the host
wrote. �Today, however, I can see only one side. Today, I can find
nothing to respect in the President�s decision to transfer billions of
dollars in outstanding student loans onto the backs of those people my
foundation tries to assist � the same people I�ve spent the last twenty
years profiling on Dirty Jobs.�

�With that in mind, I�m not going to write the piece I just sat down to
write,� he added. �Instead, I�m going to share the attached article
from Charlie Cooke, who writes better than I do, and shares my disdain
for what just happened. If you share our disdain, then please, share
this post as well. This decision is without question, the biggest pre-
Labor Day slap in the face to working people I�ve ever seen.�

Rowe�s post included a National Review article titled, �Biden�s
Student-Debt Bonfire Is a Classist Message to the Uncredentialed: Screw
�Em.�

Rowe and Cooke aren�t the only people who have slammed the president�s
plan to cancel $10,000 in debt for those earning less than $125,000 a
year, as The Daily Wire previously reported.

Joe Biden: Cancelling student debt is "fair"@benshapiro: "By
fair, he means that if you didn't get a college degree, you're
subsidizing people who went to college. And that if you paid
off your college loans, you're subsidizing people who didn't."
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� Daily Wire (@realDailyWire) August 25, 2022

Daily Wire Editor Emeritus Ben Shapiro shared on �The Ben Shapiro Show�
that when Biden calls the debt cancellation plan �fair,� the president
means �that if you didn�t get a college degree, you�re subsidizing
people who went to college. And that if you paid off your college
loans, you�re subsidizing people who didn�t.�

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