Would like to send this as a reply to all liberals going on about Project 2025
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Many of them are a-ok with Trump Policies as long as the man signing off on them is not actually named Donald Trump.

I do give them a bit of a break on this, they often do not hear about these other stories from the media they consume, or said media downplays blue fascism as unintentional/necessary while portraying red fascism as malicious/expansionist.

Once they know, I give them less of a break.  They may fall back to the self-sustaining argument of 'Any amount of blue fascism is acceptable because the red team will always do more fascism'.
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Yes, this has always been the issue. Politicians can do whatever they want as long as they say the right things and act a little guilty. Fascism is fine as long as it’s polite.

This project 2025 they’re losing their minds about is the exact same heritage foundation project as normal, just with a new year. Those allegedly “good, principled” republicans of yesteryear were funded by think tanks who wanted the same things. Those “true conservatives” they are comfortable compromising with are the fascists they are freaking out about letting into government, just with more media training.
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I wonder how many people today realize that the high-level conceptual principle for Obamacare came from the Heritage foundation.  It was one of the many fallback positions the right retreats to before they'd be forced to capitulate and enact universal healthcare.  

The idea that it is every individual's responsibility to buy insurance on a marketplace, so that the government doesn't have to 'bear the burden' of their health care costs is a rightwing principle.
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