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The Republicans can see their power slipping as young people are becoming more aware and involved, and it seems as though they've gone into overdrive in an attempt to save their wretched ideology. Just about every day there's at least one story about them taking things to the next level, and it's gotten out of control.
Anyone who has seen the plan the Heritage Foundation laid out for replacing career experts in regulatory agencies and government offices with their own far right people in order to literally, in their own words, dismantle the administrative state, should be terrified.
They want autocracy, with them at the top. Forever. And now that it is getting more and more unlikely that could happen democratically, they're taking matters into their own hands before it's too late for them and their party dies.
EVERYBODY NEEDS TO VOTE. READ THE HERITAGE FOUNDATION'S RECENTLY RELEASED PLAN, AND FUCKING VOTE.
Where can you find the Heritage Foundation's plan? I've checked out their website but any mention of it seems buried.
Is there any way I could upload a file? I have it downloaded, but can't find it on their website anymore.
They named it "Project 2025." If you use that when you search, you should be able to find it. Weirdly, before I had that search term, I was also having trouble finding it. Makes my tinfoil hat tingle a little bit.
Doesn't it, though? After all these eyes and articles on what they're doing, it's a little hard to find it now. Hmm...
Weirdly, I was having issues finding it searching on Google until I found a little bit and realized they called it "Project 2025”. If you search for that along with "heritage" you'll find the plan itself, as well as discussion about it.
It's very bad news.
Voting matters. Still a good idea to be prepared for when it's too late for conversation too though.
If voting didn't matter, the GOP wouldn't be spending so much money and resources to disenfranchise voters in swing states.