Corporate Media's Hail Mary: The Big Lie of Project 2025
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Posted 48 days ago
The Big Lie Du Jour: "Project 2025" Is Corporate Media's Hail Mary
In the midst of the 2024 election cycle, corporate media continues to gaslight the American people with incessant articles about how awful it would be if Donald Trump wins because of Project 2025. This is "The Big Lie" of this middle phase of the election cycle.
Despite the fact that Donald Trump has renounced Project 2025 on multiple occasions, and J. D. Vance has done the same, corporate media continues to push the narrative that a Trump administration would implement the 900-page plan built and promoted by the Heritage Foundation.
Axios posted a lengthy piece today about how awful Project 2025 would be if implemented. The article claims that Democrats have warned of the damage that Project 2025 could do to the federal government and access to reproductive care if Trump wins in November. However, the article fails to mention that Trump has made it abundantly clear that he will not take any federal actions against abortion, opting instead to leave it up to the states.
The article also highlights the most "extreme" proposals of Project 2025, none of which are part of Trump's Agenda47. In fact, Trump has actively and aggressively fought against many of the proposed ideas such as "shrinking the social safety net" and "capping funding for Medicaid."
It is clear that corporate media is grasping at straws in their attempts to smear Donald Trump and his potential administration. They cannot hit him over the economy, foreign policy, the border, LGBTQIA+ supremacy, or crime. All they have left is abortion, and they are passing out dunce caps in hopes that enough people will listen to corporate media instead of knowing the truth.
As the election season continues, it is important for Americans to stay informed and not fall for the lies and propaganda being pushed by corporate media. The future of our country is at stake, and we must not let the left-leaning mainstream media control the narrative.
Sources:
americaoutloud.news
jdrucker.substack.com
In the midst of the 2024 election cycle, corporate media continues to gaslight the American people with incessant articles about how awful it would be if Donald Trump wins because of Project 2025. This is "The Big Lie" of this middle phase of the election cycle.
Despite the fact that Donald Trump has renounced Project 2025 on multiple occasions, and J. D. Vance has done the same, corporate media continues to push the narrative that a Trump administration would implement the 900-page plan built and promoted by the Heritage Foundation.
Axios posted a lengthy piece today about how awful Project 2025 would be if implemented. The article claims that Democrats have warned of the damage that Project 2025 could do to the federal government and access to reproductive care if Trump wins in November. However, the article fails to mention that Trump has made it abundantly clear that he will not take any federal actions against abortion, opting instead to leave it up to the states.
The article also highlights the most "extreme" proposals of Project 2025, none of which are part of Trump's Agenda47. In fact, Trump has actively and aggressively fought against many of the proposed ideas such as "shrinking the social safety net" and "capping funding for Medicaid."
It is clear that corporate media is grasping at straws in their attempts to smear Donald Trump and his potential administration. They cannot hit him over the economy, foreign policy, the border, LGBTQIA+ supremacy, or crime. All they have left is abortion, and they are passing out dunce caps in hopes that enough people will listen to corporate media instead of knowing the truth.
As the election season continues, it is important for Americans to stay informed and not fall for the lies and propaganda being pushed by corporate media. The future of our country is at stake, and we must not let the left-leaning mainstream media control the narrative.
Sources:
americaoutloud.news
jdrucker.substack.com
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