Have y'all who are complaining done any real research on "Project 2025"?

The funny thing to me is that all one has to do is go back and find transcripts of what Trump has ever said and immediately you realize...he's against Project 2025 even if he would have never said he was (although, he had said he does not support key elements which he has read in summary). For the record, and for people other than you who already know the answers here, Trump has NEVER said he wanted to ban abortion. Instead he supported the reversal of Roe v. Wade to turn the decision over to the states and thus, the voters, removing the federal government from the decision. He does NOT support nationwide abortion bans. Trump has never had any interest in raising costs of anything. Including housing costs. His desire is to improve economic conditions that will raise wages, lower costs, and make life better for everyone rather than to rely on artificial economic propping through programs, welfare and arbitrary wage hikes. During his first term he made it easier for minorities to obtain SBA loans and funded many all-black colleges, as well as fostered an economy that brought black, women and Hispanic unemployment levels to historic lows. Discrimination is not something Trump has ever supported, let alone alluded to or shown any examples of. Trump's last round of tax cuts benefited, according to the GAO, 80% of taxpayer households. So much for only helping the top 1% or even the top 5%. Trump advocated AGAINST touching social security and Medicare, several times scolding fellow Republicans stating you can't expect to win elections if you break a promise America made. Anyway, like I said. I know you know these things. But I always feel it is important to have the record at least visible, even if the eyes that need to see it will never read the comment.

@porwest These are the facts, and enough Americans saw through the bs perpetuated by Harris campaign to paint Trump in a different light. It was a resounding rejection of the radical left agenda.

@dgobucks226 Rejection is the word I have repeatedly used. No other word fits what happened better, methinks.