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Julescelt

I'm beyond anger, I'm incandescent with anger. I feel gutted, betrayed, and extreme grief. I worked for the government, I advocated for public lands, I believed in the common good of federal lands. And a bunch of oligarchs are stealing it all from the American People.

#StopFascism #StopTrump #StopTheGOP

Congress could sell off millions of acres of public land in Colorado: Here's what's on the chopping block More than 14 million acres of land in Colorado could be up for sale as part of an effort to advance President Donald Trump's land use agenda. 9news.com/mobile/article/news/

Megaphone :verified:
This is what #Authoritarianism looks like. The #Trump admin, with #Musk’s blessing, is tearing down #USAID - #blocking #humanitarian aid, #gutting #global #health programs, and #silencing #oversight. Covering up signs won’t hide the #truth: this is a power grab. They want #chaos, not #governance. We see you. We won’t forget. #SaveUSAID #GOPCorruption #TrumpChaos #Resist #NoToFascism #ElonMusk #DemocracyUnderAttack #DefendHumanRights #LGBTQRights #StopTheGOP
#stopthegop
Democracy Matters :verified:

Project 2025 aims to roll back civil rights and destroy the federal government, among other proposals.

#NoRepublicansEverAgain #DomesticTerrorism #MAGAFascists #GOPTraitors #GOP #VoteBlueEveryTime #VoteBlue #HeritageFoundation #StopTheGOP

A guide to Project 2025, the extreme right-wing agenda for the next Republican administration mediamatters.org/heritage-foun

Media Matters for AmericaA guide to Project 2025, the extreme right-wing agenda for the next Republican administrationProject 2025, a comprehensive transition plan organized by right-wing think tank The Heritage Foundation to guide the next GOP presidential administration, is the conservative movement’s most robust policy and staffing proposal for a potential second Trump White House — and its extreme agenda represents a threat to democracy, civil rights, the climate, and more.  Project 2025 focuses on packing the next GOP administration with extreme loyalists to former President Donald Trump.  The plan aims to reinstate Schedule F, a Trump-era executive order that makes federal employees fireable at-will, stripping tens of thousands of employees of civil service protections. Both Trump and others in the conservative movement have said they will clear out the federal government if he is reelected. The project has even set up online trainings and loyalty tests to narrow down potential hires to those who will commit to follow Trump without question. As Project 2025 senior adviser John McEntee has said, “The number one thing you're looking for is people that are aligned with the agenda.” The Heritage Foundation’s nearly 900-page policy book, titled Mandate for Leadership: A Conservative Promise, describes Project 2025’s priorities and how they would be implemented, broken down by departments in the federal bureaucracy and organized around “four pillars that will, collectively, pave the way for an effective conservative administration: a policy agenda, personnel, training, and a 180-day playbook.” Written primarily by former Trump officials and conservative commentators connected to The Heritage Foundation, these proposals would severely inhibit the federal government’s protections around reproductive rights, LGBTQ and civil rights, and immigration, as well as its climate change efforts. The initiative is backed by a coalition of over 100 organizations and individuals, at least two-thirds of which receive funding from the Koch network or conservative philanthropist Leonard Leo. The project is also heavily promoted by MAGA-connected media figures such as Steve Bannon, who has called it the “blueprint” for Trump's second term on his War Room podcast.  The Trump campaign has attempted to distance itself from efforts to promote or speculate about “future presidential staffing or policy announcements.” However, Project 2025 is significantly more developed than the Trump campaign’s analog initiative, called Agenda47. And given that the Heritage plan has the backing of virtually the entire conservative movement and links to numerous former Trump officials and advisers, it appears all but inevitable that Trump and his allies will rely on the policies and personnel assembled by Project 2025 if he is reelected in November.  This resource outlines the specific policy and personnel priorities of Project 2025 for the next Republican administration. For more of Media Matters' research on Project 2025, click here. Update (7/1/24): This piece has been updated with another policy priority and related examples.   
Democracy Matters :verified:

Project 2025 aims to roll back civil rights and destroy the federal government, among other proposals.

#NoRepublicansEverAgain #StopTheGOP #StopTrump #DonaldTrump #HeritageFoundation #Project2025 #VoteBlueForFreedom

A guide to Project 2025, the extreme right-wing agenda for the next Republican administration mediamatters.org/heritage-foun

Media Matters for AmericaA guide to Project 2025, the extreme right-wing agenda for the next Republican administrationProject 2025, a comprehensive transition plan organized by right-wing think tank The Heritage Foundation to guide the next GOP presidential administration, is the conservative movement’s most robust policy and staffing proposal for a potential second Trump White House — and its extreme agenda represents a threat to democracy, civil rights, the climate, and more.  Project 2025 focuses on packing the next GOP administration with extreme loyalists to former President Donald Trump.  The plan aims to reinstate Schedule F, a Trump-era executive order that makes federal employees fireable at-will, stripping tens of thousands of employees of civil service protections. Both Trump and others in the conservative movement have said they will clear out the federal government if he is reelected. The project has even set up online trainings and loyalty tests to narrow down potential hires to those who will commit to follow Trump without question. As Project 2025 senior adviser John McEntee has said, “The number one thing you're looking for is people that are aligned with the agenda.” The Heritage Foundation’s nearly 900-page policy book, titled Mandate for Leadership: A Conservative Promise, describes Project 2025’s priorities and how they would be implemented, broken down by departments in the federal bureaucracy and organized around “four pillars that will, collectively, pave the way for an effective conservative administration: a policy agenda, personnel, training, and a 180-day playbook.” Written primarily by former Trump officials and conservative commentators connected to The Heritage Foundation, these proposals would severely inhibit the federal government’s protections around reproductive rights, LGBTQ and civil rights, and immigration, as well as its climate change efforts. The initiative is backed by a coalition of over 100 organizations and individuals, at least two-thirds of which receive funding from the Koch network or conservative philanthropist Leonard Leo. The project is also heavily promoted by MAGA-connected media figures such as Steve Bannon, who has called it the “blueprint” for Trump's second term on his War Room podcast.  The Trump campaign has attempted to distance itself from efforts to promote or speculate about “future presidential staffing or policy announcements.” However, Project 2025 is significantly more developed than the Trump campaign’s analog initiative, called Agenda47. And given that the Heritage plan has the backing of virtually the entire conservative movement and links to numerous former Trump officials and advisers, it appears all but inevitable that Trump and his allies will rely on the policies and personnel assembled by Project 2025 if he is reelected in November.  This resource outlines the specific policy and personnel priorities of Project 2025 for the next Republican administration. For more of Media Matters' research on Project 2025, click here. Update (7/1/24): This piece has been updated with another policy priority and related examples.   
CultureStorm

"Hundreds of people are spending tens of millions of dollars to install a pre-vetted, pro-Trump army of up to 54,000 loyalists across government to rip off the restraints imposed on the previous 46 presidents." #StopTheGOP #BidenHarris2024 #VoteBlue2024 #VoteBlueEveryElection

axios.com/2023/11/13/trump-loy

Axios · Behind the Curtain: Trump allies pre-screen loyalists for unprecedented power grabBy Jim VandeHei
Democracy Matters :verified:

This is very dangerous shit. The US needs to defend democracy; if Ukraine falls to Putin, then we'll really be in it--and lose control over depth of investment and timing.

#StopTheGOP #VoteBlueToSaveDemocracy #FuckPutin

The Memo: DeSantis joins Trump in pushing GOP toward skepticism on Ukraine thehill.com/homenews/state-wat

The HillThe Memo: DeSantis joins Trump in pushing GOP toward skepticism on UkraineBy Niall Stanage
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