Hey Lefties, can we talk about this yet?

originally posted by: matafuchs
a reply to: Sookiechacha

He banned them. Carter Deported them.

My point was, Trump had to tweak his policy too. Biden tweaked his student loan policy from "Forgiveness" to "Income Based Payments", after SCOTUS shot him down.

a reply to: Sookiechacha

Project 2025 is 920 pages.

Trumps name isn’t mentioned once.

What gives?

a reply to: Sookiechacha

If you want to read about priorities, look at the White House Web site

Link

President Biden will deliver bold action and immediate relief for American families as the country grapples with converging crises. This will include actions to control the COVID-19 pandemic, provide economic relief, tackle climate change, and advance racial equity and civil rights, as well as immediate actions to reform our immigration system and restore America’s standing in the world.

COVID-19
Global Warming
Racial Equality

Then....

Economy
Health Care
Immigration

A joke. The three things that actually affect us are last to them.

You go to Trumps Site...

Link

War on Cartels
Ending Veteran Homelessness
No Welfare for Illegals
Education
Low Cost Energy
US Commerical Production of Goods
Rebuild the MIlitary
Taking on Big Pharma
Trade Acts
Chronic Childhood illness
Ending Drugs

and about 30 others....how are ANY of these bad things?

a reply to: matafuchs

and about 30 others....how are ANY of these bad things?

They are not bad things for the country but Trump hurts Liberal feelz for wanting to Make America Great Again.

Liberals don’t want America to be great, they hate America.

AGENDA 47

a reply to: Vermilion

Have you read a party platform that cites a candidate? This is an agenda, a plan to be implemented upon the election of the next Republican.

a reply to: Sookiechacha

Which in order to implement legislatively requires control of the house and the senate and the presidents signature. You're kneejerking over proposals put forth not by the house, nor the senate, nor the president, nor any entity that has actual power to implement these things themselves. You're fearmongering. If you keep screaming the sky is falling then no one is going to take you seriously when it actually is.

a reply to: matafuchs

how are ANY of these bad things?

War on Cartels.......Death penalty for drug dealers.
Ending Veteran Homelessness.........How? Camps?
No Welfare for Illegals.........Slashing asylum
Education..........Privatization
Low Cost Energy...........pillaging National Monuments, like Bears Ears.
US Commerical Production of Goods.....Corporatizing farmers
Rebuild the MIlitary.............What else is new?
Taking on Big Pharma..........War on Science, public health and women's healthcare issues
Trade Acts.............Expensive tarriffs
Chronic Childhood illness..........How?
Ending Drugs.........What? No thanks

a reply to: MrGashler

Here's how much Trump took cues from The Heritage Foundation before, when he was President:

Examples of some of the most notable policy recommendations and their adoption or implementation by the Trump administration include:
Leaving the Paris Climate Accord: In August 2017, Trump announced the U.S. was ending its funding and membership in the Paris Agreement on Climate Change.
Repealing Net Neutrality: In December 2017, Trump’s Federal Communications Commission chairman proposed ending the 2015 network neutrality rules.
Reshaping National Monuments: Heritage’s recommendation to prohibit Land Acquisition (Cap and Reduce the Size of the Federal Estate) was adopted by Trump when he issued two executive orders effectively shrinking the size of national monuments in Utah.
Reinstating the Mexico City Policy: This executive order prevents taxpayer money from funding international groups involved in abortion and ending funding to the United Nations Population fund. On Jan. 23, 2017, in his first pro-life action, Trump signed an executive order today reinstating the Mexico City Policy.
Increasing Military Spending: Trump’s budget calls for a $54 billion increase in military spending to improve capacity, capability, and readiness of America’s armed forces.
Reforming Temporary Assistance for Needy Families Program (TANF): The Trump administration adopted and is in favor of strengthening existing work requirements in order to receive benefits.
Allowing Development of Natural Resources: The Trump administration opened off-shore drilling and on federal lands. Executive Order 13783 directed Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke to commence federal land coal leasing activities.
Reforming Government Agencies: Trump tasked each of his Cabinet secretaries to prepare detailed plans on how they propose to reduce the scope and size of their respective departments while streamlining services and ensuring each department runs more efficiently and handles tax dollars appropriately.
Withdrawing from UNESCO: In October 2017, Trump announced he was putting an end to U.S. membership in the United Nations Education, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO).

www.heritage.org...

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a reply to: Sookiechacha

Wow....Next....

Okay next up, who will they pick to be vp when Biden steps down

originally posted by: SomeStupidName
Okay next up, who will they pick to be vp when Biden steps down

N.J. Senator Bob Menendez ? LOL........

a reply to: Sookiechacha

My gosh, we get it. Anything Trump says or does no matter how good it is for the country, you’re going to find something wrong with it. You’ve spent page after page to connect trump to heritage when he isn’t, they may have some similar ideas but they're not connected. ….and I don’t see much wrong with his ideas, especially compared to the policies the democrats have implemented that are crushing and destroying Americans futures and current quality of life.

Do you know the kind of dem policies and agenda that scares me? Ones that force my granddaughter to shower with biological males, sexualizing our children in school, unsecured borders, illegals bankrupting our cities and states and killing our citizens, increase in homelessness due to lack of help and the economy, children and teens mutilating their bodies, increase of criminals on the streets, billions being sent to other countries to secure their borders and pay for their paychecks and pensions, etc…. All these things and then some democrats have supported in some way, shape or form.

…and you have issue with Trumps agenda to better the country?🤣🤣🤣

a reply to: KrustyKrab

They found any way to obstruct President Trumps agenda that they could then say he didn’t do anything for the country.

When they stay out of his way he delivers.



What he did deliver they fkd up royally.

What he says they miss-quote and miss-interpret.

But people are catching on and getting bored

originally posted by: Sookiechacha
a reply to: Vermilion

Have you read a party platform that cites a candidate? This is an agenda, a plan to be implemented upon the election of the next Republican.

But it’s not, you’ve been told that over n over. It’s a right wing NGO think tanks wish list is what it is. One that Trump disassociated with. Do you think every right wing NGO’s agenda is written the same? SMDH

Besides it’s not as scary as anything the dems have come up with, not even close.

Everything has to pass congress so there’s always going to be items in those “wish” list that will never ever see the light of day because they most likely will never be 100% partisan and again all you’re doing is fear mongering. Can we all move on now?

a reply to: Sookiechacha

If you read project 2025, you’ll notice it doesn’t say Trump anywhere.
It says many many times “the next conservative president”.
Trump isn’t exactly a conservative president.
Give the pearls a breather.

a reply to: Sookiechacha

Okay. Which of those were done because the heritage foundation recommended them, and which were done because they just make good sense? And so far as I can tell, all of those things are within the authority of the president to do. A federal ban on abortion is not within his authority, and he's blatantly stated that he's not interested in doing that. Based on his track record with regards to leaving the states to make their own decisions I have zero reason not to believe him. I understand your overall concern, but your screaming about the sky is falling is a tad bit overblown.

originally posted by: Sookiechacha
a reply to: MrGashler

Here's how much Trump took cues from The Heritage Foundation before, when he was President:

Examples of some of the most notable policy recommendations and their adoption or implementation by the Trump administration include:
Leaving the Paris Climate Accord: In August 2017, Trump announced the U.S. was ending its funding and membership in the Paris Agreement on Climate Change.
Repealing Net Neutrality: In December 2017, Trump’s Federal Communications Commission chairman proposed ending the 2015 network neutrality rules.
Reshaping National Monuments: Heritage’s recommendation to prohibit Land Acquisition (Cap and Reduce the Size of the Federal Estate) was adopted by Trump when he issued two executive orders effectively shrinking the size of national monuments in Utah.
Reinstating the Mexico City Policy: This executive order prevents taxpayer money from funding international groups involved in abortion and ending funding to the United Nations Population fund. On Jan. 23, 2017, in his first pro-life action, Trump signed an executive order today reinstating the Mexico City Policy.
Increasing Military Spending: Trump’s budget calls for a $54 billion increase in military spending to improve capacity, capability, and readiness of America’s armed forces.
Reforming Temporary Assistance for Needy Families Program (TANF): The Trump administration adopted and is in favor of strengthening existing work requirements in order to receive benefits.
Allowing Development of Natural Resources: The Trump administration opened off-shore drilling and on federal lands. Executive Order 13783 directed Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke to commence federal land coal leasing activities.
Reforming Government Agencies: Trump tasked each of his Cabinet secretaries to prepare detailed plans on how they propose to reduce the scope and size of their respective departments while streamlining services and ensuring each department runs more efficiently and handles tax dollars appropriately.
Withdrawing from UNESCO: In October 2017, Trump announced he was putting an end to U.S. membership in the United Nations Education, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO).

www.heritage.org...

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Have you seen this Trump post on truth social today?

I know nothing about Project 2025. I have no idea who is behind it. I disagree with some of the things they re saying and some of the things they're saying are absolutely ridiculous and abysmal. Anything they do, I wish them luck, but I have nothing to do with them.
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originally posted by: Vermilion

originally posted by: Sookiechacha
a reply to: MrGashler

Here's how much Trump took cues from The Heritage Foundation before, when he was President:

Examples of some of the most notable policy recommendations and their adoption or implementation by the Trump administration include:
Leaving the Paris Climate Accord: In August 2017, Trump announced the U.S. was ending its funding and membership in the Paris Agreement on Climate Change.
Repealing Net Neutrality: In December 2017, Trump’s Federal Communications Commission chairman proposed ending the 2015 network neutrality rules.
Reshaping National Monuments: Heritage’s recommendation to prohibit Land Acquisition (Cap and Reduce the Size of the Federal Estate) was adopted by Trump when he issued two executive orders effectively shrinking the size of national monuments in Utah.
Reinstating the Mexico City Policy: This executive order prevents taxpayer money from funding international groups involved in abortion and ending funding to the United Nations Population fund. On Jan. 23, 2017, in his first pro-life action, Trump signed an executive order today reinstating the Mexico City Policy.
Increasing Military Spending: Trump’s budget calls for a $54 billion increase in military spending to improve capacity, capability, and readiness of America’s armed forces.
Reforming Temporary Assistance for Needy Families Program (TANF): The Trump administration adopted and is in favor of strengthening existing work requirements in order to receive benefits.
Allowing Development of Natural Resources: The Trump administration opened off-shore drilling and on federal lands. Executive Order 13783 directed Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke to commence federal land coal leasing activities.
Reforming Government Agencies: Trump tasked each of his Cabinet secretaries to prepare detailed plans on how they propose to reduce the scope and size of their respective departments while streamlining services and ensuring each department runs more efficiently and handles tax dollars appropriately.
Withdrawing from UNESCO: In October 2017, Trump announced he was putting an end to U.S. membership in the United Nations Education, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO).

www.heritage.org...

(repeat post)

Have you seen this Trump post on truth social today?

I know nothing about Project 2025. I have no idea who is behind it. I disagree with some of the things they re saying and some of the things they're saying are absolutely ridiculous and abysmal. Anything they do, I wish them luck, but I have nothing to do with them.

that's not nice. You just took the tears out of Sookie's world. Now she has to find something new to be outraged over.

originally posted by: Vermilion
a reply to: Sookiechacha

Project 2025 is 920 pages.

Trumps name isn’t mentioned once.

What gives?

Trump comments -



Sounds like Project 2025 is just another left wing boogeyman.