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House GOP Accused of Injecting 'MAGA Project 2025 Agenda' Into Funding Bills.
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Right?
Like, even if Trump doesn't win you can bet your ass a lot of conservatives are on board and pushing the agenda
Isn't that what 2025 is? A plan for if Trump doesn't win.
No, it's a plan for how to quickly replace career administrators to pack the government with loyalists, cripple education and sprinkle in indoctrination, reverse key rights for women, and just generally subvert democracy to keep conservatives in power even though the population is interestingly progressive
It's written for a president to put into place in their first year, hence "2025" when the next president will be sworn in
Thanks, I hadn't been following it closely. Political news has been too depressing lately.
Nah it's a plan specifically for the president since it also includes things that only he could do, but there's a lot of it that is just legislation
If Trump doesn't win, it'll just become Project 2029.
In 2029 it will be Dementia Don: Full Dementia
Likely they'll have DeSantis running in his place instead by then...
Ronda?
Nah twinkletoes boots McGee was burnt, he's toast.
I wonder how long we have left with Trump, though. I mean, the dude's pushing 80 and already pretty senile.
Trump didn't write Project 2025, the Heritage Foundation did. This is the agenda of the Republican party, not any one figurehead.
Fair point.
Oh yeah that too, but what I specifically meant was that there's a lot of conservative lawmakers who'll be pushing policy points from the "manual" before that – they'll probably largely agree with a lot of the goals set out in it