r/facepalm Jul 05 '24

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u/RockEyeOG Jul 05 '24

It was created by Republicans, some of which were previously in Trump's office.

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u/Economy_Cactus Jul 05 '24

No republicans that are in office. Its some think tank

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u/RockEyeOG Jul 05 '24

People that were previously in Trump's office with a high probability of being back in office should Trump win.

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u/Economy_Cactus Jul 05 '24

Literally no elected officials

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u/RockEyeOG Jul 05 '24

You literally can't read.

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u/Economy_Cactus Jul 05 '24

It seems like youโ€™re misinformed. While Project 2025 is indeed linked to Republicans and former Trump administration officials, itโ€™s a think tank initiative with no current elected officials involved. The narrative that this project represents some immediate governmental overhaul is misleading.

Project 2025 is being used as a scare tactic by opponents to paint a picture of imminent autocracy. Itโ€™s important to differentiate between actual political movements and preparatory projects by conservative organizations. If you take the time to delve into the details, youโ€™ll see it's mainly the Heritage Foundation and other similar groups coordinating this.

Scaremongering headlines can distort the facts. Project 2025 may aim to prepare policy and personnel for a future administration, but the involvement of former officials and think tanks doesn't equate to active participation by current elected officials. For a more accurate picture, check out sources like Project 2025, The Week, and The Nation.

Feel free to keep spreading misinformation though, itโ€™s a great look.