Project2025 question

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Can someone more knowledgeable explain why it’s a bad thing?

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It isn't.

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I know I don’t post here much but was curious about project2025 and some talking about how Trump had to distance himself from it. I went to its web page and read very little of it but what I saw I actually agree with. Can someone more knowledgeable explain why it’s a bad thing? I want actual information though and not what people suspect.

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It is a beautiful document... I refused to read it till after the election... But i have to say it looks damn good. :nana:

The website was difficult to manage so I couldn’t find out much other than what I researched here on this site which was the blurb about cutting gov spending, turning education over to states and prohibiting males from participating in female sports. I’m for all of that and three reasons why I voted for Trump. Didn’t know of there was something I was missing like the government achieving these things through nefarious means.

Gotcha.

It’s a little vanilla for my tastes but it’s a start

It’s much better than Project Esther, Heritage Foundation is pretty hit or miss

Trump is probably going to do his own thing. He’s not going to let a 900 page book tell him what to do.

I haven’t read it or know much about it. If he does use it as a playbook it may take a minute to get everything passed and/or through the courts.

A lot of the things in it may not be completely in effect until after Trump leaves office. The benefits may be for the next president.

It’s a Santa Claus wish list put together by a bunch of conservative think tanks. That’s all it is.

Most of it will be super-duper unpopular amongst our Uniparty DC overlords.

If they can get 10% of it done we should be happy.

They say that it’s a Christian nationalist document when in reality it’s basically just a rehash of Trump policies.

Nothing about it is far-right at all