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    Projekt 2025 hat eine positive Bewertung von 4 %; eine negative Bewertung von 57 %


    Projekt 2025 hat eine positive Bewertung von 4 %; eine negative Bewertung von 57 %

    https://www.newsweek.com/project-2025-unpopularity-continues-grow-new-poll-1957581

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    1. Yah_Mule on

      Cannibalism polls better. Thanks for taking a big, greasy dump all over Trump’s campaign, you Heritage Foundation fascists.

    2. WhatEvenIsLifeThis on

      I’d love to see the breakdown of idiots who will still vote for Repubes even though they dislike it. I’d say conservatively, it’s at least 5%

    3. Class_of_22 on

      Well, good for them. 4% approval is a good thing that will help democracy to endure.

      It is great that nearly 60% (which is a HUGE amount) of people are saying that they don’t support this shit.

    4. barneyrubbble on

      Anyone who has been paying attention for the last forty years knows that the Heritage Foundation is for all intents and purposes a fascist organization. The fact that they are so close to the GOP (and craft the lion’s share of their legislation) should scare the shit out of any sane people.

    6. Ebo_72 on

      So does that that 39% of people have no opinion of it? Because that would be even worse in some ways.

    8. TrooperJohn on

      So, it looks like about 40% are either unfamiliar with it or have no opinion. Probably the former much more than the latter.

      Given that the majority of those who ARE familiar with it absolutely HATE it (as they should), the Harris/Walz mission is clear: Turn this anti-American monstrosity into a household word.

      Because among those who ARE aware of it, this thing polls at al-Qaida levels in the US.

    9. momalloyd on

      But then a funny thing happens to those numbers once you remove all the female and non white people from this survey.

      Also all your political enemies cant fill out surveys in prison, and those blue states will be too busy with marshal law, detention camps and what have you.

      Come to think of it, this Project 2025 document might just be looked back on and remembered like the constituion was, back it was still a thing. /s

    10. GratefuLdPhisH on

      But trump has said the same thing about the project 2025 policies as he has the people in that Charlottesville march, and it’s that there’s good and bad things

    12. HungryHAP on

      I love how the only defende of Project 2025 is that , Trump said he “doesn’t know those guys like that it”

      You mean he doesn’t know his former cheif of staff, his long time advisor Miller, and the 120 people that worked in his admin?

    13. abnormalbrain on

      Well I guess they’ll have to change the name before they hit us with it!

    15. Actual__Wizard on

      Wow, a 4% favorability rating? Don’t worry everybody, the Donald’s army of contrarians will try even harder to hit their target of 0%.

    16. Foxhound199 on

      I don’t get it. These are the policies of the Republicans people are voting for. I would understand more if people simply favored policies I don’t agree with, and by extension the candidates who support them. To hate the policies and *still* vote for these guys? I just don’t understand. 

    19. DVRavenTsuki on

      So 39% of people are like “meh, i could take it or leave it”?

    21. yikesthismid on

      The problem is that many people believe Trump’s lies that he knows nothing about it, so this will not impact their voting decision and they’ll end up voting for policies that they are strongly opposed to

    22. RadBadTad on

      That won’t stop them. it’ll just make them lie about doing it. They think they have the mandate from God.

    26. Techialo on

      I wish I was one of those 39% it wouldn’t effect. Must be nice to have that kind of privilege.

    27. randomnighmare on

      I am more genuinely curious about the 39% that isn’t mentioned

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