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Republicans Celebrate by Admitting They Can't Wait for Project 2025
Donald Trump's supporters celebrated their plans to implement Project 2025 after months claiming they had nothing to do with the former president.
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How Trump has infused parts of Project 2025 into his administration
Several Project 2025 authors and contributors are not just connected to President-elect Donald Trump, but also nominated for roles in his administration.
Trump's transition team turns to Project 2025 after disavowing it during the campaign
Transition officials have used Project 2025's extensive personnel database to identify potential hires for the incoming administration, a person familiar with the plans said.
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And so on and so forth.
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They could, but they don't. Half of Americans see Donald Trump as a fascist: POLL
Nearly two-thirds also say Trump often departs from the truth, again more than say so about Harris.
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We shall see on January 20th and the days thereafter.
Assuming the Trump's pick for the Office of Management and Budget is approved by the Senate, I predict we shall see a lot of Project 2025 policies implemented.
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As you pointed out, 3 of the most liberal news organizations can't stop talking about it.Republicans Celebrate by Admitting They Can't Wait for Project 2025
Donald Trump's supporters celebrated their plans to implement Project 2025 after months claiming they had nothing to do with the former president.How Trump has infused parts of Project 2025 into his administration
Several Project 2025 authors and contributors are not just connected to President-elect Donald Trump, but also nominated for roles in his administration.abcnews.go.com
Trump's transition team turns to Project 2025 after disavowing it during the campaign
Transition officials have used Project 2025's extensive personnel database to identify potential hires for the incoming administration, a person familiar with the plans said.
And so on and so forth.
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We don't control the liberal news media. They barely control themselves anymore. $15 million from ABC paid in a settlement to Trump proves it.
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Ah yes. He only sexually assaulted the woman. It wasn't technically rape in NY. I guess that $15m will go to help pay the $83m. What a lucky break. Now if he could find another 5 people to sue he could come out in front!
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Nope. The $15m has to go to Trump's library & museum, not to him personally. He'll have to find his defamation money elsewhere.
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Ah yes. Maybe Tom Wolfe will feature prominently in his library. He likes Tom. Despite not having actually read him. He seems to prefer to read that which has been ghost written for him.
Donald Trump Talking About The Books He's Read Will Make You Seriously Pine For The Days Of Barack Obama
On Wednesday, CNN's Andrew Kaczynski found an interview that just might answer one question you might have about the president: Does Donald Trump read books? On Twitter, the KFile reporter posted a transcript he discovered from a 1980s episode of…
'...it's unclear what Trump had appeared on Crossfire to discuss in the first place, but the interview could very well be the first time Trump was asked about his reading habits in a public forum. "I think Tom Wolfe is excellent," Trump said, when Buchanan asked about his favorite authors. Buchanan's follow-up question about "Vanity of the Bonfires" — a blooper he quickly corrected — prompted Trump to reply that he had not read the book.
From there, the exchange reads like a masterful satire. Braden asked what book Trump was reading at the time — response: "I'm reading my own book again because I think it's so fantastic." — and Buchanan pressed him to name "the best book you’ve read beside Art of the Deal."
"I really like Tom Wolfe last book [sic]," Trump replied. "And I think he’s a great author. He’s done a beautiful job —"
"Which book?" Buchanan asked.
Trump: "His current book."
Buchanan: "Bonfire of the Vanities."
Trump: "Yes, and the man has done a very, very good job.'
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Courts rely on facts. Reporting that he raped someone when it is a fact that he didn't opened ABCNews up to a lawsuit, and it cost them. Now they're paying in other ways: ABC News to Cut 75 Staffers
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That would be 'technically raped as per the criminal code in NY state'. I don't know about other guys, but if someone said 'I didn't rape your wife. I just used my hand' then it wouldn't really change my mind on how I'd like him punished (and it wouldn't be a financial punishment either).
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I am not going to rely upon results from an ABC News Ipso Poll that is dated back in October 24th.
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Why cannot the liberals understand that reasons why 76 million Americans reject the verdict made in the civil lawsuit against Donald Trump regarding whether or not Trump did anything sexually wrong towards that woman?
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They weren't on the jury. They didn't hear the evidence. They weren't asked. And you don't get to decide whether a person is guilty of something by asking everyone who voted for him. Most of them thought Mexico was going to build them a wall and that immigrants were eating pets. Personally I wouldn't trust some of them decide what to have for lunch.
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On the contrary, the American voters were told all about the results of that trial. As for the rest of the stuff you posted here, I am not going to respond to what I think is off topic and really not worthy of a response at this time. Perhaps if you were an American voter, I would take the time to make a deeper, more detailed response. IMO, I believe it is clear that your own opinions about Trump and the American people are heavily influenced by your own sources of news, opinions, etc.
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My opinions on Trump are based on...Trump. I don't need an opinion piece to tell me what I can see and read for myself. And my personal opinions on the American people are the result of many months travelling through your country and interacting with them on a daily basis.
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