Heritage Foundation unveils “Project 2025” to dismantle the U.S. federal government in Trump’s second term

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BaggerofTea

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Who is underestimating them? And please tell me something tangible that you can do to combat this news

Because they are dead serious about what they are trying to do.


Its being aware so the decicions you make are sub conciously guided by this awareness.


Who you vote for, who you break bread (do business with), etc etc
 

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Don't forget he said you can use sunlight to kill it or some shyt :heh:

I low key hope he becomes president again just for the fukkery.
As a nation I don't know if this country could survive another day with that fool in office. That fool gave away State secrets publicly in real time and I still remember that time a hurricane was coming up Atlantic coast by Florida, Georgia and the Carolinas, but that dumb b*stard Trump got his own maps out and convinced those hillbilly fuggers in Alabama that the hurricane was actually heading towards them.
 

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Anti-Trump conservatives are saying if its so easy why didn't you do that when you were president the first time. He has no answer for that. Not to mention the legal and congressional challenges this would stir.

But I think this highlights a problem we have to face: at some point we're gonna have another republican president, and it's unlikely that person will be a "normal" republican. It'll be a Trump-esque figure. And that person won't do all of the things mentioned in those articles, but he will do enough to stir a major showdown in this country. We're at a point where I'm not sure anyone can justify not voting. What do you think happens when a republican president gets in and tries to turn Medicaid into block grants, allowing states to simply dismantle the program. It'll face legal challenges but if you've stacked the Supreme Court with enough acolytes maybe you get away with it.



I'm actually starting to wonder who will follow Mitch McConnell (who was already Satan himself). But like you already mentioned, the SCOTUS will continue to chip away at the regulatory power of fed agencies
 

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Amazing we have a country that knows this and allows people to still run for office...

Amazing that so called Black people are ignoring or supporting what the Republicans are trying to do.

Among white people, most of them are down with the right wing madness already so of course it is "allowed".

Just seems like more women and every single non white person would be 100% opposed to racist sexist fascist white men having absolute power.
 

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He could, there is a possibility. But again, he's running for his life. That RICO in Fulton aint going nowhere. He can't pardon it either. There might be a RICO in Arizona and Michigan soon. He's just about fukked. A 2nd Trump presidency would be about evening scores. He didn't take over the Supreme Court in 4 years it was a 30 year plan that came to fruition in his term. A battered and bruised old ass Trump getting into office is not a foregone conclusion seeing how he lost by 6 million votes as a incumbent
It could actually.

Republicans in Georgia's House and Senate will try to throw the case off.
 

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But I think this highlights a problem we have to face: at some point we're gonna have another republican president, and it's unlikely that person will be a "normal" republican. It'll be a Trump-esque figure. And that person won't do all of the things mentioned in those articles, but he will do enough to stir a major showdown in this country. We're at a point where I'm not sure anyone can justify not voting. What do you think happens when a republican president gets in and tries to turn Medicaid into block grants, allowing states to simply dismantle the program. It'll face legal challenges but if you've stacked the Supreme Court with enough acolytes maybe you get away with it.

QFT
 

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It could actually.

Republicans in Georgia's House and Senate will try to throw the case off.


You must not have seen that press conference that Brian Kemp had. He said there will be no defunding, no special sessions on the matter and no interference, in other words, Trump is on his own
 
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