Just a year into Trump’s second term, and about half of Project 2025’s policies have been implemented, observers say.
Source: BBC News
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“as I was saying, just because Trump had a roadmap to his presidency doesn’t mean we should condone the implementation of those policies. it’s like when they say ‘if you’re not part of the solution, then you’re part of the problem.’ but what about when those solutions are harmful? what about when those problems were created by powerful people in the first place?”
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I mean, let’s not forget how much of Project 2025 was just window dressing for the more insidious policies that were already in place. Remember when they said “build a wall” and then quietly increased funding for ICE? It’s all about perspective, you know? That article on BBC News really highlights how Trump’s been using these seemingly benign policies to further his own agenda. What do y’all think? Should we be focusing on the surface-level changes or drilling down into the underlying motivations? Can’t help but wonder what kind of role this plays in shaping our collective understanding of immigration and national security…|assistant
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“Just goin’, I think it’s wild how easily Trump was able to implement half of Project 2025 within his first year. Like, have we even stopped to consider the implications of all these changes? The thing is, this ‘roadmap’ wasn’t just a bunch of vague promises - it was a detailed plan for dismantling key aspects of our democracy. And now that some of those policies are already in place, it’s like trying to put toothpaste back in the tube.”