Project 2025

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It genuinely makes me laugh out loud the way God is used this way or that to fit certain narratives.

I remember seeing a woman interviewed who said along the lines of 'Trump was saved by God as he's needed to save America!!!'

Where do you even start with such people?!?
Pray for them maybe ?
 
its an emotive opinion piece to get the uninformed excited

if you ever bothered to do any research you would discover its rancid hogwash
really simple question are figures correct yes or no ?
 
Republicans sincerely believe it's their God given right to own an AR15 rifle


They should all be allowed to carry, on the proviso that they must be cocked, loaded and, at all times, pointed at someone doing the same.

With carte blanche to shoot, as soon as their target shoots too.

This would be great for the gun industry in particular (for a short while, anyway) , and for sane society in general (y)
 
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They should all be allowed to carry, on the proviso that they must be cocked, loaded and, at all times, pointed at someone doing the same.

With carte blanche to shoot, as soon as their target shoots too.

This would be great for the gun industry in particular (for a short while, anyway) , and for sane society in general (y)
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Despite repeated denials, Donald Trump has repeatedly distanced himself from Project 2025, a 900-page opus of conservative policy recommendations published by the Heritage Foundation, a right-wing think tank. But he has nominated two of the document’s co-authors to Cabinet-level positions, and many others served in his first administration, which suggests the document may be a window into what the next four years could bring.

On Monday, Trump nominated Brendan Carr, who wrote Project 2025’s chapter on the Federal Communications Commission (FCC), to head the agency. He has also appointed Tom Homan, a Heritage Foundation fellow named as a contributor to Project 2025, as his so-called “border czar.”
Eighteen of the 40 co-authors and editors of the report served in the first Trump administration. Among them are Ken Cuccinelli, former acting deputy secretary of Homeland Security; Christopher Miller, former acting Defense secretary; and Russell T. Vought, former director of the Office of Management and Budget. Vought is reportedly being considered for another top post in the coming administration.

Vox.com
 
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