Familiarize yourself with Project 2025.
So where does the Republican Party want to take us?
We know that they want us to be led by a man who: 1) Will be, thanks to his Supreme Court, above the law and, in office, could not be prosecuted for any civil, criminal, capital offense; 2) Is a convicted felon, repeat a CONVICTED FELON, convicted not by one judge, but by a 12-person jury; 3) Would have us believe that he knows nothing about Project 2025, the Heritage Foundation road map for the next Republican president.
If it is true, then he is the least curious, least informed person to ever run for national political office. Attributes that inspire confidence?
So where does the Republican Party want to take us? Aside from gutting the federal government and destroying democracy, currently it would have us believe that it would modulate the party’s “platform,” which would no longer spew long-held opposition to such issues as abortion and same-sex marriage.
Even in a game that prizes situational ethics, this should leave you totally incredulous. Think this platform would hold up for half a day under a Donald Trump regime? That is as unlikely as the truth coming out of Trump’s mouth at any interview, debate or campaign rally. Give him this: He sticks to what he does best. Lie.
So where does the Republican Party want to take us with this felon as its standard bearer? Delve into the travesty of Project 2025.
Josh Joswick
Bayfield
