When Stonewall Jackson threw a cadet out of VMI weeks before graduation, the cadet challenged him to a duel.
In 1852, Jackson was a stiff, by-the-book physics professor at VMI. Cadet James Walker said Jackson hadn't really explained a problem.
Jackson ordered him to stop talking. Walker said he'd stop if Jackson stopped. After a court-martial, he was dismissed.
From confinement, Walker sent Jackson a note demanding a duel. Jackson ignored it and kept his routine.
Eleven years later, after Jackson died, Robert E. Lee picked Walker to command Jackson's own Stonewall Brigade.
All five of its regimental commanders resigned in protest.
@NyaaPixel@AssocAnderson The poster suggests that Pete will be prosecuted after Trump leaves. So he should resign now.
So, leave him where he is because he’s going a great job and then pardon at the end of term.
@UziCryptoo Then banks would lose money. Not all student loans are federal.
If Wells Fargo or whomever lent out school money at 0% for a 30 year student loan, they would be at loss purely due to inflation.
That would then lead to them not offering the loans anymore, shrinking the market.