While I'm committed to staying open, I am far from supporting or promoting Project 2025. My attempt will be to try to find truth over the next several months. I believe we need "diverse voices" so it's important to hear what this $22 million project is trying to tell us.
Hello. It's called a Transition Team & every Presidential campaign in modern history has had one, right along side their `Get-Out-the-Vote' efforts. I have personally been a part of several.
While the goals and coalitions are alarming in the case you describe, they are mirrored by the loyal opposition among progressive stakeholders with whom you may be more closely aligned.
Support your candidate & their causes. Refrain from alarmist hyperbole and making assumptions about large swaths of the electorate (serving wealthy, white, and corporate and Christian-only interests).
You could be right, however, I think we're talking about a different animal here. While I don't tend to be an alarmist, Project 2025 is spelled out in plain terms which are quite alarming. Eliminating two established departments ... Education and Commerce ... is just one example of how radical this plan is.
Will you take various sections of P’ 25 and expand or do an analysis for your readers?
That was my original intention. Now, I'm going to try to find credible voices to examine the details. I'm not qualified to do that analysis.
I'm confident 2025 is working in the best direction. We will all benefit from your support and promotion of their efforts.
While I'm committed to staying open, I am far from supporting or promoting Project 2025. My attempt will be to try to find truth over the next several months. I believe we need "diverse voices" so it's important to hear what this $22 million project is trying to tell us.
Hello. It's called a Transition Team & every Presidential campaign in modern history has had one, right along side their `Get-Out-the-Vote' efforts. I have personally been a part of several.
While the goals and coalitions are alarming in the case you describe, they are mirrored by the loyal opposition among progressive stakeholders with whom you may be more closely aligned.
Support your candidate & their causes. Refrain from alarmist hyperbole and making assumptions about large swaths of the electorate (serving wealthy, white, and corporate and Christian-only interests).
You could be right, however, I think we're talking about a different animal here. While I don't tend to be an alarmist, Project 2025 is spelled out in plain terms which are quite alarming. Eliminating two established departments ... Education and Commerce ... is just one example of how radical this plan is.
Thank you, Joyce. I will look forward to your monthly posts!