The Republican convention will begin on June 15, and one of the party’s overriding themes is the need to get the heavy boot of government off the necks of ordinary, hard-working, law-abiding, God-fearing, (usually) white Americans. While they are certain to attempt to dodge some Project 2025 proposals that would eliminate, say, Social Security, party leaders and especially Donald Trump, will applaud the Supreme Court’s dismantling of the “administrative state” and promise to do more to eviscerate government agencies in his second term.
A Touch of Class Warfare
A Touch of Class Warfare
A Touch of Class Warfare
The Republican convention will begin on June 15, and one of the party’s overriding themes is the need to get the heavy boot of government off the necks of ordinary, hard-working, law-abiding, God-fearing, (usually) white Americans. While they are certain to attempt to dodge some Project 2025 proposals that would eliminate, say, Social Security, party leaders and especially Donald Trump, will applaud the Supreme Court’s dismantling of the “administrative state” and promise to do more to eviscerate government agencies in his second term.