The Project 2025 agenda (only that latest in a long series of Heritidge Foundation plots), to destroy thr federal government to shatter universities, to generally keep the government from functioning, in a desire to pull people towards libertarianism, towards disbelieving in government, was terrifying to America during the election. Terrifying. No one wanted it.

But Trump disavowed it, said that's not what he was running on. https://www.nytimes.com/2024/11/29/us/politics/trump-project...

Today though, this plan to destroy the government is in full effect. It's had remarkable success with the quadfecta of GOapnhouse & Senate doing nothing, allowing the president to seize the power of the purse, enact recisions, whatever. And the partisan hack joke of Florida election recount denier "justices" enabling him at every turn, using shadow docket rulings at an unheard of rate to step in to deny the regular courts their normal motion of things, to forward dear leader along. Executive power we have no belief they will continue to espouse when it's a Democrat in a hopefully less gilded tacky ass White House. Project 2025's progress undoing America & governance has been a horror. https://www.project2025.observer/en

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MC995 3 hours ago | parent [-]

> was terrifying to America during the election. Terrifying. No one wanted it.

If you can't separate your personal opinion from a factual statement like this, you're not someone worth listening to.

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verdverm 35 minutes ago | parent [-]

You might consider the guy who organized the Project 2025 paper, as well as several authors, sit or talk with Trump every day. If you have familiarity with the contents, you can see the actions towards their goals.

Russ Vought and Stephen Miller are notable examples.

These people are not hiding this fact, they ar rather proud and loud about it. What they have also done is convince a number of people to go out and disavow the connection on their behalf.

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MC995 27 minutes ago | parent [-]

What are you trying to say though? What you said has nothing to do with my comment.

You said it was "terrifying to America" and "No one wanted it".

That's your opinion. It's your opinion that you stated as a fact. I think a lot of people wanted it. I personally know many people who were excited about it and wanted it. It may be terrifying to leftists, but certainly not to America as a whole.

	▲	verdverm 17 minutes ago \| parent [-]
		> You said it was "terrifying to America" You might slow down and stop reacting emotionally. I'm not the same person. > not to America as a whole Most Americans now favor changes to the government which would require constitutional changes. They may not all use the same words, but there is a significant consensus things are very broken. https://www.pewresearch.org/short-reads/2026/07/28/most-amer...