Well, we all know that a vote for Biden is a vote for Kamala.
Project 2025
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If a vote for Biden is a vote for Kamala, then who should I vote for if I actually want to vote for Biden?
Biden. You'll get him for a few weeks if he wins.
Remarkably, that is still a much better option than Trump and his coat-tail riders.
Conservatives on this board keep ducking the issue but if Trump wins this is what we are getting.
Again, our both sides clowns will say nothing to worry about.
People better figure this shit out and soon. If we want to truly be free people this can’t happen.
Deflection. Cons are brilliant at it.
Not naive. In the deep recesses of his mind he does t mind a racist regime as long as it his kind of racism.
This is right up there with making people eat bugs to combat climate change or world hunger or something... it's tinfoil hat for lefties time
You didn’t even know how to use the word “them”. You sure this is a hill you want to be on? 🤣🤣🤣🤣
This is the same media that told you Joe was completely fine for the last 3.5 years and 51 intelligence agents confirmed Hunters laptop was fake Russian misinformation. They are the Fox News of the libs.
That was interesting. Thanks.
Having never heard of Agenda 47, I wikied it.
Agenda 47 (styled by the Trump campaign as Agenda47) is a package of proposals that Republican candidate Donald Trump states he would implement if elected as the 47th president of the United States.[a] Proposals to increase the power of the president have received the most attention and criticism.
Although Trump's campaign initially embraced other ideas like Project 2025 as aligned with Agenda 47 proposals,[5] Project 2025 has, as of June 2024, reportedly caused some frustration in the Trump campaign which prefers fewer and more vague policy proposals to limit opportunities for criticism and maintain flexibility.[4]
A coincidental point between Agenda 47 and Project 2025 is a vast expansion of the federal government's authority, particularly the executive branch, as expressed in the promise to reissue Executive Order 13957.[6][7]
The plans include constructing "freedom cities" on empty federal land, investing in flying car manufacturing, introducing baby bonuses to encourage a baby boom, implementing protectionist trade policies, and over forty others. Seventeen of the policies that Trump says he will implement if elected would require congressional approval. Some of his plans are legally controversial, such as ending birthright citizenship, and may violate the Constitution.[8][3]
Many of the proposals are contentious. One Agenda 47 proposal would impose the death penalty on drug dealers and human traffickers, as well as place Mexican cartels on the United States list of Foreign Terrorist Organizations. Trump also suggests deploying the National Guard to inner cities with high crime.[9] According to Philip Bump, some Agenda 47 videos appeared scattershot and responsive to current events around early 2023.[4][10]
Frankie Taggart, writing for Barron's, argued that Trump's plans lack coherence and that some could exacerbate existing divisions in American society. He questioned the feasibility and practicality of some ideas, such as the promise to improve cities with classical architecture and create tent cities for the homeless.[9] Margaret Hartmann, writing in New York magazine, described some of the ideas as "unhinged".[11] Chauncey DeVega characterized Agenda 47 as fascist in his Salon article.[12] Anthony Zurcher of BBC News said "some of [Trump's] pronouncements border on the fantastical" and "others are controversial".[8]
Agenda 47 - Wikipedia
For those who want to wade through Trumps video-based Agenda47
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That was interesting. Thanks.
Having never heard of Agenda 47, I wikied it.
Agenda 47 (styled by the Trump campaign as Agenda47) is a package of proposals that Republican candidate Donald Trump states he would implement if elected as the 47th president of the United States.[a] Proposals to increase the power of the president have received the most attention and criticism.
Although Trump's campaign initially embraced other ideas like Project 2025 as aligned with Agenda 47 proposals,[5] Project 2025 has, as of June 2024, reportedly caused some frustration in the Trump campaign which prefers fewer and more vague policy proposals to limit opportunities for criticism and maintain flexibility.[4]
A coincidental point between Agenda 47 and Project 2025 is a vast expansion of the federal government's authority, particularly the executive branch, as expressed in the promise to reissue Executive Order 13957.[6][7]
The plans include constructing "freedom cities" on empty federal land, investing in flying car manufacturing, introducing baby bonuses to encourage a baby boom, implementing protectionist trade policies, and over forty others. Seventeen of the policies that Trump says he will implement if elected would require congressional approval. Some of his plans are legally controversial, such as ending birthright citizenship, and may violate the Constitution.[8][3]
Many of the proposals are contentious. One Agenda 47 proposal would impose the death penalty on drug dealers and human traffickers, as well as place Mexican cartels on the United States list of Foreign Terrorist Organizations. Trump also suggests deploying the National Guard to inner cities with high crime.[9] According to Philip Bump, some Agenda 47 videos appeared scattershot and responsive to current events around early 2023.[4][10]
Frankie Taggart, writing for Barron's, argued that Trump's plans lack coherence and that some could exacerbate existing divisions in American society. He questioned the feasibility and practicality of some ideas, such as the promise to improve cities with classical architecture and create tent cities for the homeless.[9] Margaret Hartmann, writing in New York magazine, described some of the ideas as "unhinged".[11] Chauncey DeVega characterized Agenda 47 as fascist in his Salon article.[12] Anthony Zurcher of BBC News said "some of [Trump's] pronouncements border on the fantastical" and "others are controversial".[8]
Agenda 47 - Wikipedia
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Sounds more more like Trump than the unhinged heritage foundation people.
That was interesting. Thanks.
Having never heard of Agenda 47, I wikied it.
Agenda 47 (styled by the Trump campaign as Agenda47) is a package of proposals that Republican candidate Donald Trump states he would implement if elected as the 47th president of the United States.[a] Proposals to increase the power of the president have received the most attention and criticism.
Although Trump's campaign initially embraced other ideas like Project 2025 as aligned with Agenda 47 proposals,[5] Project 2025 has, as of June 2024, reportedly caused some frustration in the Trump campaign which prefers fewer and more vague policy proposals to limit opportunities for criticism and maintain flexibility.[4]
A coincidental point between Agenda 47 and Project 2025 is a vast expansion of the federal government's authority, particularly the executive branch, as expressed in the promise to reissue Executive Order 13957.[6][7]
The plans include constructing "freedom cities" on empty federal land, investing in flying car manufacturing, introducing baby bonuses to encourage a baby boom, implementing protectionist trade policies, and over forty others. Seventeen of the policies that Trump says he will implement if elected would require congressional approval. Some of his plans are legally controversial, such as ending birthright citizenship, and may violate the Constitution.[8][3]
Many of the proposals are contentious. One Agenda 47 proposal would impose the death penalty on drug dealers and human traffickers, as well as place Mexican cartels on the United States list of Foreign Terrorist Organizations. Trump also suggests deploying the National Guard to inner cities with high crime.[9] According to Philip Bump, some Agenda 47 videos appeared scattershot and responsive to current events around early 2023.[4][10]
Frankie Taggart, writing for Barron's, argued that Trump's plans lack coherence and that some could exacerbate existing divisions in American society. He questioned the feasibility and practicality of some ideas, such as the promise to improve cities with classical architecture and create tent cities for the homeless.[9] Margaret Hartmann, writing in New York magazine, described some of the ideas as "unhinged".[11] Chauncey DeVega characterized Agenda 47 as fascist in his Salon article.[12] Anthony Zurcher of BBC News said "some of [Trump's] pronouncements border on the fantastical" and "others are controversial".[8]
Agenda 47 - Wikipedia
So nothing that improves the lives of regular people, just misguided publicly stunts to assuage the hate of the dumb asses in his base
The left loves to fear monger
It's literally the speaker of the house saying it
This years Steele Dossier. Nobody listens to this nonsense anymore. Lets call Adam Schiff for verification of Trump authenticity. Embarrassing that you all are this desperate.
The only thing the right has, including lack of intelligence, is fear. Trump knows his MAGA cult will believe his lies about fearing the Dems…preying on the poor and weak-minded.
