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    Die Trump-Regierung hat fast die Hälfte der Richtlinien des Projekts 2025 umgesetzt

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    1. bytemage on

      And it’s not even a years since he took power, but he knows nothing about it …

    2. LegendarySmokeStory on

      Trump said he has nothing to do with project 2025 during the election. I don’t doubt this. The man is a moron, but a dangerous moron. He is so susceptible to flattery and influence, especially from people who are smarter richer and better looking than him. Which is damn near everybody in the world.

      He has no idea that he is just a tool of the Project 2025 architects.

    3. leeuwerik on

      So what do you think is the most important take away from this article?

      The fact that Trump denied having knowledge of Project 2025 during the campaign or the fact that 50% of the policies already have been implemented?

    4. TheWildmanWillie96 on

      I wonder if the “it is what it is” crowd has suffered enough to actually want change.

    6. ClusterFoxtrot on

      What do the post its say?

      Why does he look like he got away with something?

      If he’s implemented half of his agenda, how much more time do we need to prove Biden isn’t the problem still? 

    8. smiama36 on

      Tried to warn people…. Heritage Foundation had been working for years – recruiting and training – tens of thousands of people to march into Washington and being implementing Project 2025 on Day One. Tell me again… why wasn’t Harris good enough?

    10. Lower-Cantaloupe3274 on

      Wait…I thought he said he didn’t know what that was.

      So either…

      –he’s a liar, or

      –someone else is calling the shots, or

      –He is easily manipulated by whoever praises him the loudest and spoke to him last.

    11. groundhog5886 on

      And are quickly finding that’s not gonna work out for mid-term elections.

    14. LoFi_Funk on

      There’s still “Tier IV” of project 2025 that was never publicly released. I assume it’s all the really awful nazi initiatives.

    16. kevendo on

      The Heritage Foundation and Opus Dei worked for 40+ years to build this SCOTUS and Presidency.

      Frankly, I’m surprised they’re moving this slowly … although the project name did imply a year.

      They are right on schedule to steal America for themselves and make the Christian Nation they’ve always claimed the Founders intended. Trump has all of 2026 to do that, and absolutely nothing to lose.

    17. NibittyShibbitz on

      The project he knew nothing about, yet appointed a bunch of the people behind it to his administration?

    18. Big_Lab_Jagr on

      Luckily a lot of the destruction is by executive decree. It will take time and $ but it can be reversed

      Of course it takes a lot longer to build something up than to tear it down.

    19. Davis51 on

      A good chunk of the „implementations“ are executive orders decreeing something to be so, the legal equivalent of a Santa claus wishlist. Others are ordering various departments to „do something“ a certain way. That’s what counts as „implementing.“ One of the things that would count by that standard is the „Birthright Citizenship“ restriction, which has not actually been implemented and been blocked by the court at every level. It’s going to scotus next year, after Gorsuch and Kagan both explicitly asked the admin to appeal it on its merits (personally I think they wanna use it as an easy slap down to say „see, we aren’t totally in the tank for Trump!“).

      Except for SCOTUS cases, the Trump admin loses over 90% of the time in court, and lots of them they don’t bother appealing or they are unappealable.

      Something this article mentions is „dismantling the department of education.“ And yet the department, not one month ago, had to rehire a bunch of people to deal with backlogs created by letting people go.

    20. salomo926 on

      So it is possible to create an agenda and just implement it. Sadly this never happens with things that would benefit more than 5 people.

    21. teddykaygeebee on

      Gross. It’s going to get worse before it gets better. Good luck, everybody.

    22. CurrentlyLucid on

      That thing he told us he knew nothing about? How about that? He just does a lot of shit without knowing, he is either being „helped“ or lying.

    23. PlentyMacaroon8903 on

      what an incredible failure. They did less than half of what they wanted to do. It was all the easy stuff. And half of the time was essentially without resistance. They could’ve done so much more. If only they weren’t so weird and stupid.

    25. supereyeballs on

      Didn’t they want all of project 2025 done in like 6 months but it’s only halfway done?

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