Nearly a decade ago, longtime Pennsylvania Democrat Sen. Bob Casey said he was against the federal government forgiving student loan debt, arguing there’s no “magic wand” to erase the outstanding bills. Under the Biden administration, however, Casey flip-flopped on his position as student debt became a prominent platform for the Democratic Party. “I think, in Pennsylvania, the average about 70% of students have debt that hovers around – and these are very much averages – a little more than $30,000, about $32,000. There’s probably some people who say, ‘My God, I wish I had 32, mine’s much higher,’” Casey told Penn State’s student newspaper, the Daily Collegian, in a video interview published in October 2014. “There’s certainly people that have much hig …