The Way Forward
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Deuxcents
(23,029 posts)ancianita
(41,018 posts)I ask because I haven't heard anything.
Deuxcents
(23,029 posts)Including the English language, coherently
speak easy
(11,952 posts)No brainer.
LuvLoogie
(8,135 posts)If it weren't for GOP Jeezuz
2naSalit
(97,319 posts)And food for thought.
I hope he runs for higher office again. He's got some experience now and we really need him.
ancianita
(41,018 posts)bucolic_frolic
(51,390 posts)of Titans of Industry - Oligarch - CEO Capitalist anger at the State and the New Deal.
dlk
(12,771 posts)Who decides what gets built and how it gets built? Americans have been so divided, by design, realistically, how do we ever move forward, together?
ancianita
(41,018 posts)In the 3rd largest country on the planet, rebuilding will always be much harder than the teardown it will have experienced, for sure.
Presumably, such rebuilding will be prioritized, in my political opinion, by those who represent their voters -- us, the Democratic Party. With a trifecta won, we know the experts and can set priorities for the governmental agencies and essential rights and services to Americans at large.
I've heard Jeffries and other Democrats working on our Project 2026, which will purge trumpcult, rebuild and harden the enforcement of rule of law in the 3 branches of government.
It's broad brush right now -- we're in the middle of fighting a fascist dictatorship -- so at this point one shouldn't have to know all the details of our future restoration plans before one commits to good candidates who'll implement them.
So who do we start with? Folks like AOC, Frost, Newsom and especially Pete Buttigieg, who'll fire partisans and American non-voters up!
dlk
(12,771 posts)Democrats will not have the opportunity to win another election. The billionaires have spoken.
radical noodle
(10,289 posts)He has a way of speaking to people that connects.
Pompoy
(177 posts)What is he talking about?
ancianita
(41,018 posts)So what has Project 2025 dismantled and destroyed?
Read its four pillars and you'll know which ones they are.
We've done nothing but talk about these destructions since Jan 20, the felon's inauguration day.
Legal experts say it would undermine the rule of law,[13] the separation of powers,[5] the separation of church and state,[14][12] and civil liberties.[5][13][15]
Some critics have suggested Project 2025 is based on personal vengeance, or that its proposals for national conservatism are merely an "attempt to intellectually retrofit a rationale for Trumpism".[8]
Compared to previous Republican agendas, Project 2025 contains more elements of culture war and advocates for wider implementation of policy across the federal government.[117]
While some proposals might require the support of Republicans in Congress[8] or favorable rulings from the Supreme Court, much relies on executive authority.[citation needed]
Hope that helps.

Martin Eden
(14,604 posts)I would give them all to Secretary Pete for pointing out an opportunity and positive course for the future.