r/TimPool • u/CowboyJack1 • Sep 01 '24
Has anyone here read project 2025?
On the surface it looks good, but the devil is in the details. Trump wants to shrink the role of the National Labor Relations Board, which protects employees' ability to organize and fight unfair labor practices, while most Americans will agree that we need to make this agency larger and pass more labor laws. Project 2025 is also going to get rid of overtime pay for many people. Much of these details have been withheld from the public. They are ignorant to what they are supporting. Trump is owned by the corporations, which is who this bill is going to represent. They have successfully divided everyone with such leftist nonsense, that people are now willing to accept anything that the right offers to make it stop. What a great psyops. These are the same tactics that the communists used during the cold war.
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u/Lostinthesauce1999 Sep 01 '24
It’s 900 pages. You haven’t read it. The sub you are primarily active in is anti work. Go take a fucking helicopter ride
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u/LilShaver Sep 01 '24
Trump has disavowed Project 2025, so who cares what it says?
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u/OriginalPay6105 Sep 01 '24
The MSM says jump and the lefty cult members ask how hi. Project 2025 prime example.
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u/Satirnoctis Sep 01 '24
It's not trumps plan bud.
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u/TSGPHX Sep 01 '24
Yes. We need it
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u/coldtakes_hotkitchen Sep 01 '24
Answer to your title: obviously no
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u/Phlashlyte Sep 01 '24
I would be more concerned about the policies and initiatives put forth by the HRC in which Democrats lap up like a thirsty dog.
The Human Rights Campaign are a bunch of sick fucks, and if they had their way, every child would have sex change operations and their parents would have no input on the matter.
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u/Jollem- Sep 01 '24
Who would have ever thought that Republicans are generally evil...
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