Why would Democrats ever want to let them throw their icky thing away after they’ve spent so long working on it?
Put that shit on the fridge, girl! Be proud of your heritage and the shitty opinions that got you to where you are now, Republican’ts!
FattyGwarBuckle on
I’m pretty sure the GOP did all the tying themselves.
transcriptoin_error on
Donald Trump is a fraud and liar.
> “I have nothing to do with Project 2025,” Trump countered.
>“That’s out there. I haven’t read it. I don’t want to read it, purposely. I’m not going to read it,” he continued. “This was a group of people that got together, they came up with some ideas, I guess some good, some bad, but it makes no difference.”
>Democrats, however, aren’t buying that argument — and want to make sure voters don’t either. They’re quick to point out that the coalition of conservatives behind the project include groups that are led by former Trump administration officials, some of whom are expected to join Trump’s team again if he wins another term. That list includes Russell Vought, who served as Trump’s head of the Office of Management and Budget, and Stephen Miller, a former Trump speechwriter and senior adviser.
>“In swing states I think people are concerned about it — about the radicalness and extremeness of the agenda, and whether some of those people would be part of a Trump administration,” Rep. Ro Khanna (D-Calif.) said. “Even if Trump didn’t write it, is he going to be hiring those types of people?”
PuddinTamename on
I certainly hope they do! That manifesto is horrifying!
Class_of_22 on
Exactly.
And considering that Trump’s campaign appears to be on the verge of self destruction because of Laura Loomer…
JUSTICE_SALTIE on
“Tying”, huh? Next they’ll be “tying” Lindsey Graham’s lips to Trump’s asshole.
AngusMcTibbins on
Democrats are raising awareness of reality. That used to be the media’s job, but they failed us, this headline case in point
If he “doesn’t know anything about it,” how does he know that some ideas are good and some bad?
larel8 on
Now that’s a plan. I’m in.
mudriverrat07020 on
Shouldn’t be too difficult
IrishJoe on
Democrats go all in on saying the sky is blue. Film at 11!
sexisdivine on
As they should
Canucklehead_Esq on
So they should. GOP needs to be routed on all levels so they can exorcize the MAGA stain from their party
Yokedmycologist on
As they should.
Adorable-Database187 on
You mean the ones who base their policies on it?
SixerZero on
Wife was telling me people at her job are now saying it’s Biden and Harris who is pushing project 2025 and making America into Handsmaid Tale. It’s weird.
Garbear681 on
As they should, don’t let them distance themselves from the fruit of their labors.
Normalcy_prevails on
Hell, why not! Republicans are all in on Democratic policies causing pets to be eaten!
rumhammertime on
Please, someone challenge Laura Loomer that she doesn’t know what project 2025 is.
DatabaseFickle9306 on
GOP wrote Project 2025.
alteredreality4451 on
THIS should be a priority! That and educating people about the content of it
ChocoCatastrophe on
Maga fascist Trumpers wrote it. It’s Trump who’s running from it. The dems are simply stating facts.
crimeo on
* JD Vance literally wrote part of the book on it. Does he not agree with books he writes intros for…?
* The Heritage Foundation also held Trump’s hand and walked him through appointing staff and positions in 2016 when he didn’t even know he needed to, and he happily let them. The main thing in their Project 2025 is about replacing federal staff. Yeah, the exact thing *Trump already trusted them personally with in the past*
* The most dangerous part of it, Schedule F, is something Trump already began at the end of his first term so 100% objectively endorses.
* Like 80% or something of Project 2025 is staffed by people from the first Trump administration…
Smaynard6000 on
>In closed-door strategy sessions on Capitol Hill, they’ve hosted outside experts to brief lawmakers on the various policies contained in Project 2025. The coaching campaign is designed to help Democrats navigate the lengthy document — which runs for roughly 900 pages — and educate members about its more controversial components. The aim is for lawmakers to then relay that information to voters when they return home for town halls and other district events.
This seems like a great strategy. Congresspeople who know their districts will be able to focus on talking about the aspects of Project 2025 that matter most to their communities.
SoupSpelunker on
More like the GOP saying, “oh fuck, they see us for who we ARE!”
CrotasScrota84 on
Tie it to their ankles
Banana-Republicans on
I love that they have finally managed to turn the Heritage Foundation highly toxic for the general voter. 30 years late but late is better than never.
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They fully deserve to wear their crown of thorns.
Why would Democrats ever want to let them throw their icky thing away after they’ve spent so long working on it?
Put that shit on the fridge, girl! Be proud of your heritage and the shitty opinions that got you to where you are now, Republican’ts!
I’m pretty sure the GOP did all the tying themselves.
Donald Trump is a fraud and liar.
> “I have nothing to do with Project 2025,” Trump countered.
>“That’s out there. I haven’t read it. I don’t want to read it, purposely. I’m not going to read it,” he continued. “This was a group of people that got together, they came up with some ideas, I guess some good, some bad, but it makes no difference.”
>Democrats, however, aren’t buying that argument — and want to make sure voters don’t either. They’re quick to point out that the coalition of conservatives behind the project include groups that are led by former Trump administration officials, some of whom are expected to join Trump’s team again if he wins another term. That list includes Russell Vought, who served as Trump’s head of the Office of Management and Budget, and Stephen Miller, a former Trump speechwriter and senior adviser.
>“In swing states I think people are concerned about it — about the radicalness and extremeness of the agenda, and whether some of those people would be part of a Trump administration,” Rep. Ro Khanna (D-Calif.) said. “Even if Trump didn’t write it, is he going to be hiring those types of people?”
I certainly hope they do! That manifesto is horrifying!
Exactly.
And considering that Trump’s campaign appears to be on the verge of self destruction because of Laura Loomer…
“Tying”, huh? Next they’ll be “tying” Lindsey Graham’s lips to Trump’s asshole.
Democrats are raising awareness of reality. That used to be the media’s job, but they failed us, this headline case in point
https://youtu.be/6q8gz_Kd7KI?si=49u8_rNm2XoHYbSR A bit of preamble from the uploader but straight from the horse’s mouth
If he “doesn’t know anything about it,” how does he know that some ideas are good and some bad?
Now that’s a plan. I’m in.
Shouldn’t be too difficult
Democrats go all in on saying the sky is blue. Film at 11!
As they should
So they should. GOP needs to be routed on all levels so they can exorcize the MAGA stain from their party
As they should.
You mean the ones who base their policies on it?
Wife was telling me people at her job are now saying it’s Biden and Harris who is pushing project 2025 and making America into Handsmaid Tale. It’s weird.
As they should, don’t let them distance themselves from the fruit of their labors.
Hell, why not! Republicans are all in on Democratic policies causing pets to be eaten!
Please, someone challenge Laura Loomer that she doesn’t know what project 2025 is.
GOP wrote Project 2025.
THIS should be a priority! That and educating people about the content of it
Maga fascist Trumpers wrote it. It’s Trump who’s running from it. The dems are simply stating facts.
* JD Vance literally wrote part of the book on it. Does he not agree with books he writes intros for…?
* The Heritage Foundation also held Trump’s hand and walked him through appointing staff and positions in 2016 when he didn’t even know he needed to, and he happily let them. The main thing in their Project 2025 is about replacing federal staff. Yeah, the exact thing *Trump already trusted them personally with in the past*
* The most dangerous part of it, Schedule F, is something Trump already began at the end of his first term so 100% objectively endorses.
* Like 80% or something of Project 2025 is staffed by people from the first Trump administration…
>In closed-door strategy sessions on Capitol Hill, they’ve hosted outside experts to brief lawmakers on the various policies contained in Project 2025. The coaching campaign is designed to help Democrats navigate the lengthy document — which runs for roughly 900 pages — and educate members about its more controversial components. The aim is for lawmakers to then relay that information to voters when they return home for town halls and other district events.
This seems like a great strategy. Congresspeople who know their districts will be able to focus on talking about the aspects of Project 2025 that matter most to their communities.
More like the GOP saying, “oh fuck, they see us for who we ARE!”
Tie it to their ankles
I love that they have finally managed to turn the Heritage Foundation highly toxic for the general voter. 30 years late but late is better than never.