You oppose a bill that would increase federal loans to students, because you think they should secure private loans from banks. Your position could be called:

Right leaning.

Explanation:

Right leaning can be defined as an act which typically involves having opinions and political views that are capitalist or conservative in nature.

In politics or socio-economic policies, an individual or group of people are said to be right leaning when they belong to the right wing of a government or political party and thus, wishes or clamor for a smaller government with less social values in relation to public services.

Hence, if you oppose a bill that would increase federal loans to students, because you think they should secure private loans from banks. Your position could be called right leaning.

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