During his election campaign, Donald Trump stressed that he did not want to “consider” the unpopular statement of the far right.
- President Donald Trump will hold his rally during the Republican Convention in the Cast Room at the Hyatt Regency Hotel on Capitol Hill, on November 13, 2024, in Washington.
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Having passed the compelling phase of the presidential campaign seeking to push back the extremist policy proposals presented in the 2025 project, President Donald Trump announced in a recent interview that he aims to achieve a number of continuing proposals in the M document.
During the new academic year, Trump defended his joining or supporting part of the 2025 Project, a winding path from the Heritage Foundation that contains very serious proposals for the next phase. The Republican president, who was unfavorable to many voters.
“I don’t want to see Project 2025,” Trump declared during his presidential debate with the son of Democratic opponent Kamala Harris.
These confirmations and clear indicators indicate that Trump actually supports the 2025 project, and it includes an early stage of development. In 2022, for example, Trump, on the occasion of an event organized by the Heritage Foundation, announced reduced efforts by the organization to prepare the document, saying: “Prepare the terrain” for it. Avenir du conservatisme et for his eventual return to the Maison Blanche.
Today, a month after announcing his presidential path in 2024, Trump confirmed that he will not completely contradict the 2025 project.
In his interview with Time magazine after naming him “Person of the Year,” Trump announced that he would return to “certain rejected choices” regarding the 2025 draft, without any specifics. Quoi il s’agissait. He also said that he had no choice but to write to everyone in this Manifest, he said, “On the selections that are preserved and have good rewards,” they will tell you.
Trump also indicates that he is supposed to have a dislike for the document that will last for several weeks, which is the name of the people who will contribute to the creation of the 2025 project for future management capacity positions at Maison Blanche.
Trump named Ross Vaught, for example, a former member of the administration when he was prime minister, heading the Office of Management and Budget. An ardent Trump nationalist and partisan, he was one of the main promoters and contributors to Project 2025. During the stock camera discussions after Trump rejected the document, he declared that he believed the Republican nominee would not run. Spaces prenait ses avec The program that attracts the course, and that does not disrupt it.
Trump is “very supportive of what we are doing,” declaring that he agreed to these discussions, along with that Trump agreed to “have” corporate work in order to pursue false projects in Project 2025 during the campaign.
Trump has named several others who will participate in the 2025 project, including Brendan Carr at the helm of the Federal Communications Commission (FCC). Complete the 2025 Project Chapter which will begin repealing the rules currently in place by the agency. Trump also named Tom Homan, Jr., the former head of the Immigration and Expatriate Service (ICE) and another Project 2025 contributor, as his “border czar.” »
Additional elements of Project 2025 are anti-democratic and dangerous. The document predates the release of warnings to journalists, for example, and calls for the elimination of protections against spying on members of the media by the government. It is also a call to prevent what is described as “ideology shift” – policies that detect, respect and protect trans people – and for the government to enforce discrimination based on “the meaning of intersex”. »
Project 2025 seeks to roll back reproductive benefits across the country, including preventing abortifacient drugs from being mailed. The document included also includes immigrants and their families living in the United States, which predates mass deportations, raids, and the end of constitutional birthright.
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Chris Walker is editor of Truthout, based in Madison, Wisconsin. Since the beginning of 2000, he has focused on national and local topics and produced millions of articles analyzing real-world questions and their impact on the American people. You can be found on a large portion of social media platforms under the name @thatchriswalker
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