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By Jonathan Newman
Surprisingly, Project 2025 blames the Fed for exacerbating the cycle of booms and busts, inflating away the value of the dollar, enabling exorbitant deficit spending.

Excerpted from Project 2025

A core problem with government control of monetary policy is its exposure to two unavoidable political pressures: pressure to print money to subsidize government deficits and pressure to print money to boost the economy artificially until the next election. Because both will always exist with self-interested politicians, the only permanent remedy is to take the monetary steering wheel out of the Federal Reserve’s hands and return it to the people.
The Project asserts that the entire executive branch is under the direct control of the president under the unitary executive theory. It proposes reclassifying tens of thousands of federal civil service workers as political appointees, in order to replace them with loyalists more willing to enable Trump's policies.
Souce -wikipedia
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Way to be objective Wikipedia.
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I keep hearing about Project 2025 and I have no clue what it is.
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How about an original source without all the B.S?
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I haven't looked into it much, but it sounds like a huge set of policy proposals put together by right-wing think tanks.
To my knowledge, Trump has not endorsed it or made it part of his campaign, but the corporate press is pretending like it's his agenda.
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It’s being used by the left to denigrate conservatives and Trump.
The heritage foundation project, a conservative think tank.
I am not a fan of heritage and they released this report to raise money and possibly sabotage Trump.
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I think that they are tricks to find a way to buy time until the elections... and be careful not to get too confident because it seems from the outlook that candidate Trump will win and that according to his interviews he has a positive point of view towards the Cryptoeconomics... but we already know how it is, first they promise everything... and then when they win, let's see what they deliver... the thing about the Federal Reserve is a complex issue and obviously the government puts it that way so as not to cause too much noise. .
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Woods' Law
No matter who you vote for, you get John McCain.
Horton's Law
Politicians only keep their bad promises.
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