Who said anything about fear? It’s just that when someone tells their backers what they plan to do, you can probably learn something useful by assuming they intended to use those plans.
It's no less a playbook or policy goal than a political party platform. Several of the authors of Project 2025 occupy staff or cabinet positions in the administration.
The policy goals of the ACLU, Clinton Foundation, etc are inputs to the Democratic Party's operations. Why would it be controversial to note that the Heritage Foundations's published policy is similarly an input to the Republican Party's operations?
Who said anything about fear? It’s just that when someone tells their backers what they plan to do, you can probably learn something useful by assuming they intended to use those plans.
Why comment if you aren't interested in having an actual discussion or addressing anything that's being said?
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It's no less a playbook or policy goal than a political party platform. Several of the authors of Project 2025 occupy staff or cabinet positions in the administration.
The policy goals of the ACLU, Clinton Foundation, etc are inputs to the Democratic Party's operations. Why would it be controversial to note that the Heritage Foundations's published policy is similarly an input to the Republican Party's operations?
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Your lack of coherent response is documented as forfeiting your argument. Your fear runs deep.