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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsProject 25 supposedly shut down by TSF's campaign: The Daily Beast
Trump campaign manager Chris LaCivita put the screws to Project 2025 mastermind Paul Dans in an effort to force him out and shut down the right-wing shop behind a sprawling blueprint that sought to overhaul the federal government and implement an array of far-right policies for a potential Trump administration, a well-placed source told the Daily Beast.
Will we fall for that? Fool me once... it will just fly under the radar until after the election.
https://www.thedailybeast.com/trump-campaign-puts-the-screws-to-project-2025-mastermind?ref=home?ref=home
Prairie Gates
(8,157 posts)They look like idiots.
lame54
(39,771 posts)20 + 25 = 45
Lovie777
(22,983 posts)Walleye
(44,807 posts)I expect to hear it on the TV news tonight, though, that Trump has distanced himself from project 2025. They fall for it every time.
Passages
(4,161 posts)They'll likely try and dress it up as something else.
orthoclad
(4,728 posts)T's campaign plan, Project 47 or whatever he called it.
Passages
(4,161 posts)Lunatics, every last one.
dobleremolque
(1,121 posts)TwilightZone
(28,836 posts)What I've never really understood is why Trump ran from it in the first place. I know that it's highly unpopular, but they must have some internal polling or something that says it's abysmally bad for his campaign.
Interesting. While I doubt that this is really going to kill it, the fact that it's been made so public helps. It also tells me that the public is paying more attention than we might have previously thought.
orthoclad
(4,728 posts)900 pp now morphed into T's campaign promises?
Think. Again.
(22,456 posts)Hugin
(37,848 posts)The old new name in the Rolodex trick is fooling nobody. The Heritage Foundation and the Christofascists have way to much investment to just walk away. Hell, thats the whole reason Vance is on the ticket.
wryter2000
(47,940 posts)Keep pounding it into people's heads.
Sogo
(7,191 posts)and they think that means that P2025 has gone away.
allegorical oracle
(6,480 posts)Dave Bowman
(7,162 posts)Pretty much the same thing as project 2025.
https://www.forbes.com/sites/alisondurkee/2024/07/30/project-2025-explained-what-to-know-about-the-controversial-right-wing-policy-map-for-trump-as-director-steps-down/?
servermsh
(1,406 posts)Usually they aggessively double down and stick with it, no matter how dumb it is. They must be spooked.
underpants
(196,495 posts)He thinks its done because he has said so.
Sorry cats out of the bag. You cant put a bullet back in the barrel. Etc.
Norbert
(7,765 posts)Vote accordingly. I know I will.
Lovie777
(22,983 posts)I believe Agenda "47". 47th president, i.e. shithole.
Stop it.
greatauntoftriplets
(179,005 posts)ananda
(35,145 posts)If they're elected, they will implement it.
spanone
(141,616 posts)I don't believe a word of this.
usedtobedemgurl
(2,050 posts)Needs to form a new web page for all to see. Lets see the orange menace shut that down.
Sky Jewels
(9,148 posts)an introduction by one JD Vance.
AnnaLee
(1,392 posts)Now it's the "Shut Up About It Project"
Later: "They're Back"
Many of these "2025 Project" are Trump cronies and many are ex-appointees and future appointees. Besides, doesn't the use of "2025" give it away? What happens in 2025 if the Harris ticket wins the Whitehouse, another coup attempt, perhaps, but not the "2025 Project" dreams. 2025 is, after all, next year.
Diraven
(1,898 posts)"The right wing shop" is the Heritage Foundation. There is no way they are getting "shut down".
BannonsLiver
(20,595 posts)The primary reason is that Dems are energized and some undecideds may be starting to come off the fence, but I think the drip drip drip of P25 on social media, and in some cases the MSM, has had some impact over the last couple of months. Lot of word of mouth about it as well.
Jarqui
(10,909 posts)what the Heritage Foundation wanted in 2016.
So yeah, don't fall for this BS
EDIT:
Jan 23, 2018 Trump Administration Embraces Heritage Foundation Policy Recommendations
https://www.heritage.org/impact/trump-administration-embraces-heritage-foundation-policy-recommendations
The Mandate for Leadership series includes five individual publications, totaling approximately 334 unique policy recommendations. Analysis completed by Heritage determined that 64 percent of the policy prescriptions were included in Trumps budget, implemented through regulatory guidance, or under consideration for action in accordance with The Heritage Foundations original proposals.
President Trump had an extraordinarily successful first year, says Thomas Binion, director of congressional and executive branch relations at The Heritage Foundation. He put a conservative on the Supreme Court and he enacted historic pro-growth tax reform. This analysis demonstrates the lesser-known policy success that his administration has been fighting hard to enact.
...
With approximately 70 former Heritage employees working for the Trump transition team or as part of the administration, the policy recommendations have served as guidelines for reducing the size and scope of the federal government through specific and detailed actions.
Is there any doubt?
ret5hd
(22,502 posts)speaking about Project 2025:
badhair77
(5,181 posts)That crap needs to stay on his shoes forever. Theres no getting rid of that.
blogslug
(39,167 posts)Why believe anything said by any one of them?
Bev54
(13,431 posts)believe this shit. The media keeps falling for the BS but we have been subjected to this for nearly 10 years by MSM and no longer believe unnamed sources. Trump wants the narrative changed.
Blue Owl
(59,106 posts)They'll be back as soon as the spotlight isn't shining on them....
ancianita
(43,307 posts)LetMyPeopleVote
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