Some real talk: even if Biden had performed at 2012 levels last night, the SEC and Chevron SCOTUS decisions are sufficient to send American government into the stone age.
Project 2025's proscriptions are largely superfluous in the wake of those decisions. Decimating the civil service through executive order is of little consequence if the agencies themselves are unconstitutional.
Dave Troy :toad: /
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