Heritage Foundation unveils “Project 2025” to dismantle the U.S. federal government in Trump’s second term
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@Rhakim wasn’t lying
@the cac mamba bringing trannies up whenever y’all debate.lol
I remember reading your post the other day saying such about him.
This is the third time he's tried to start an argument with me on trans issues in just the last five days ... and i don't even care about trans issues. Twice he brought it up himself out of nowhere and the other time he leaped off Napolean bringing it up.
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He knows that these heritage foundation ideas will impact Black men the most and that this trans shyt is a distraction.
Blew my mind that you took that shyt at face value. They've proven beyond a shadow of a doubt that they don't want to "restore integrity" to the DOJ, "depoliticize" intelligence, or fire "lazy" government employees. They just want to wipe out the entire staff of every agency and put their own people in charge. They want those positions MORE politicized, not less. Come on now.
Nah, that's factually wrong. An electric car is far more efficient than an internal-combustion car and produces far less emissions no matter where it sources its electricity. Even a bunch of gas-powered plants producing electricity well and capturing most of the emissions is far more efficient and cleaner than running that gas through a billion different poorly designed engines with limited capture tech.
And, of course, there's also the infrastructure lag issue. If you convert the fleet to electric now, your energy becomes green as fast as the plants go green. But every batch of internal combustion engines you produce ensures 10-20 more years of heavy emissions regardless of how green the grid is.
Now you're directly contradicting your previous two points. If we want to be less vulnerable to foreign manipulation of the oil markets, then we should want LESS domestic consumption of oil, not more. What's the point of pumping more oil if you just use it right away? We already have elite capacity to pump oil, it's stupid as fukk to keep ruining that leverage by burning it all the moment it's out of the ground. Domestic oil only works as leverage against BRICS if we haven't used it yet.
And unless you forgot to mention, "Nationalize the oil industry", you should already know that domestic oil production hardly has any impact on securing cheap energy prices at home, cause it all goes straight to the global market.
2023's average new car price is $49,500, whereas you can buy a new Tesla for $40,000. So it's actually cheaper than the average new car.
You can get a Hyundai Kona Electric for $33,550, a Mini Cooper SE electric for $29,000, a Nissan Leaf for $28,000, a Chevy Bolt EUV for $27,800, or a regular Chevy Bolt for $26,500. And those will keep getting cheaper every year. So come on now, the cheapest new EVs are only a few thousand more than the cheapest gas-powered cars, and you'll make up the difference in gas savings within a year or two.
In terms of your home grid, everyone I know personally who has installed solar has saved money in the long run. Most other examples of going green involve less consumption and less spending, not more.
Not that I think green tech is the full solution - we need to drastically reduce consumption to stop the already collapsing ecosystems from dying completely. But green tech has to be part of the solution or we're fukked. I don't see how your plan to juice the economy and ramp up consumption even more can work on any time frame.
This is the same shyt Bannon was talking about in 2016 and we see how that worked out. The greatest asset and liability of the U.S government is its built in resistance to change.
Republicans are not serious people and they get more ridiculous each year. Good luck if you think you can walk in to DC and be able to 50,000 federal government employees.
Trump and Allies Forge Plans to Increase Presidential Power in 2025 (Published 2023)
The former president and his backers aim to strengthen the power of the White House and limit the independence of federal agencies.www.nytimes.com
‘Project 2025’: plan to dismantle US climate policy for next Republican president
Rightwing groups penned a conservative wish list of proposals for the next conservative president to gut environmental protectionswww.theguardian.com
I'm afraid this won't stop with Trump. Another republican will eventually win the WH and watch out.
I really don't see a Republican winning the White House until they begin to accept Climate Change / The Housing Crisis. Gen Z don't believe they will ever own a home, along with holding pro-Abortion and believing Climate Change. Some are Fiscal Conservative, but when a Gen Z asked the people at the Republican Debate about Climate Change, Haley was the only one who believed in it.
Republicans have a serious Gen Z problem, not just because a ton of them are for Democrats but the Republican Gen Z also believe in Climate Change... hard to deny it after this year.
They still only make up so much of the voting block
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At this point, there should be a thread just on gender for him to get his Nap on in.
if that's what the people want ... it might be fun.
on a serious note even leaving the country won't help. the reach of a fascist america will be long.
on a serious note even leaving the country won't help. the reach of a fascist america will be long.
It's very important to note that the two "liberal" organizations in question are the William and Flora Hewlett Foundation and the Omidyar Network Foundation.
Both of these were created by major billionaires who virtue signal liberalism when it comes to identity politics and social issues, but turn around and vote with their pocket when it comes to conservative economics that actually impacts people in need on a large scale.
It's not the least bit surprising that organizations like that would choose their personal economic welfare over everything else. Reminds me of certain posters here in specific and the Democratic establishment in particular.
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That’s literally all wealthy liberals.
