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You're right that last time there were "adults in the room" trying to keep him in check. This time, however, he's often doing whatever Heritage/Project 2025 t
by timdiggerm 1y ago
You're right that last time there were "adults in the room" trying to keep him in check.
This time, however, he's often doing whatever Heritage/Project 2025 tell him to do. Russell Vought, Stephen Miller, John McEntee, etc.
- Teever 1y ago[flagged]
- colpabar 1y ago[flagged]
- Teever 1y agoI don't like that it gets flagged, because there are some insightful conversations out there. The subject is important and the budgets of PBS and NPR pertain to the 'curiosity' guideline that Dang loves so much. What I'd prefer to see is better moderation from users and admins alike to deal with the offending comments but not the entire thread.
- tzs 1y agoI don't see how you can so easily dismiss discussion of P2025's role in this administration as just Reddit stuff. Around 30 of this administration's cabinet members and agency heads are the authors of the parts of P2025 that covered the subject of the cabinet position they now hold or the agency they now head, and their actions are closely following the plan they laid out in P2025.
- Teever 1y agoI'm not dismissing discussion about the subject. I'm dismissing poor quality discussion around the subject.
- mariusor 1y agoFrankly I haven't seen any attempt to counter this type of opinion. Do you have any counter-arguments against whatever the Trump administration is doing right now to the US government and its citizens being out of the Project 25 playbook? [edit] Downvote all you want, but please tell me why I'm wrong.
- Der_Einzige 1y agoCurtis Yarvin, Roger Stone, etc
- vjvjvjvjghv 1y ago"he's often doing whatever Heritage/Project 2025 tell him to do." I think Trump has only very vague opinions on most things. He is ok as long as people flatter his ego.