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There is no official policy document of the entire political party, the last "official" one is from 2016. This platform is as you say written and endorsed by mo
by burkaman 2y ago
There is no official policy document of the entire political party, the last "official" one is from 2016. This platform is as you say written and endorsed by more than 80 organizations that represent the full breadth of the Republican coalition.
It is also written by the former Secretary of HUD, Deputy Secretary of Homeland Security, several members of the presidential transition team, CFO of the Commerce Department, Chief of Staff of the EPA, Secretary of Defense, FERC Commissioner, several senior presidential advisors, director of the BLM, director of the Office of Civil Rights, FEC Commissioner, director of the OMB, director of budget policy, and many more senior officials from the previous administration. These authors represent all aspects of the last Republican administration, and combined with the 80+ organizations they represent the entirety of the party.
- giantg2 2y ago"There is no official policy document of the entire political party, the last "official" one is from 2016." The 2020 meeting decided not to adopt a new one. They are using the one from 2016. This is the official platform. "and combined with the 80+ organizations they represent the entirety of the party." Please stop saying untrue things. Please see the official platform. Any yes, previous officials participate in writing policy documents for various political organizations... for both sides.
- BadHumans 2y agoThe 2016 Republican Platform advocates for increasing mineral and oil production domestically and scaling back the EPA on several fronts because the environment gets better every year without additional regulations. I don't agree.
- giantg2 2y agoThat's good. I'm not saying people have to agree with anything. It sounds like you actually looked at the pertinent document and not just misrepresenting things.