Why do conservatives think project 2025 is a good thing?

[Hotzone417]

[Flatmanlewis]

First, I don’t think that statement is accurate. There may be some conservatives who do, but there are a lot of problems with this thing too. Speaking as a conservative, I can comfortably tell you most of that proposal is neither practical or realistic. It’s convenient for the “left” to portray conservatives in different light as suits their arguments best. Sometimes they like to paint conservatives as rich white men who run all the corporations, then the next day, it’s poor white-trash, and other times it’s religious zealots but that’s no more accurate than saying all humans can be crammed into neat, tidy, categories.


Most conservatives have zero interest in seeing anything like this coming to fruition. I, as a conservative, fully grasp the absolute necessity for me to never fully have my values alone reflected in government anymore than I’d want all the values of “the left”. The whole system works best as a gradually swinging back-and-forth middle-ground. Once either side ever gets to a point where they have NO voice then it becomes dangerous. Balance and counter-balance has worked here for over two-centuries.


There are a few parts of Project 2025 I like and plenty I don’t. Truthfully it’s political flag waving like dudes chanting for their sports team and I’m no more impressed by it than I would be by any other political rant.

[exitseven]

If you read it it identifies problems within our government and had policies to repair and improve many important government agencies. It has an emphasis on accountability and consolidation. There are agencies that will be eliminated and departments that perform similar functions will be consolidated.

It is a very comprehensive plan including the military, State department, Dept of Justice and the Environmental Protection Agency.

It provides a framework for the future of America.

[exitseven]

Thanks for the MHO

[Anonymous]

They have no idea what they think until Trump tells them what to think. Like, they have no idea Trump will close all commercial cleaning companies and people who work there won't have a job anymore.

[Flatmanlewis]

You do know there are conservatives who dislike Trump, don’t you?

[DryGermanGuy]

"We're coming for the Civil Rights Act next, then the New Deal. We're gonna repeal the 20th century."

- C. Jay Engel (Heritage Foundation)

https://www.youtube.com/embed/8yx_zB7g9Ds

[normalice]

It promises to give them the cultural validation they've been desperate for for the last four decades. At least since Limbaugh, right wing media has gotten them worked up over some big fake fantasy of grievance. And no matter how mad they got the cenepter/left ignored them (because they were fake). Project 2025 will force everyone to pretend those fake grievances are real just as it will force everyone to pretend God is real.

[handsomelad70]

Most conservatives who are poor wh*te tr*sh behave at the behest of their rich oppressors, who divide the 99.9999999% of Americans racially by telling poor whites they're poor POC's racial superiors so they can better exploit the white underclass.(See:U. S. Pres. Lyndon B. Johnson's 1965 speech about two redneck w. t. women racially profaning African Americans.)

[In_Trance]

Stop..

[ProbablyClueless]

It aligns with their values.

[gorydetails]

I’ll bet you haven’t read project 2025.

[RedInnocent69]

No. It’s sick, and not very conservative.

[ChinaGrove]

Dems are dumping him.

[FunkyMonkee]

What is it?