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From: bks@panix.com (Bradley K. Sherman)
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Subject: Re: Trump's "Project 2025" Is Straight-Up Fascism
Date: Sat, 13 Jul 2024 14:10:58 -0000 (UTC)
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>>>>> | Trump, in April '22, keynoted a Heritage dinner as it began
>>>>> | work on Project 2025: 

 | 
 | 'Project 2025' gets traction -- thanks in part to Trump
 | 
 | The former president's denial of the outside policy effort
 | helped bring new eyeballs to the issue.
 | ...
 | You can see the Trump effect clearly in cable news
 | coverage. MSNBC had mentioned "Project 2025" repeatedly
 | before July 5, while CNN and Fox News had largely ignored
 | it. (The figures below indicate the number of 15-second
 | chunks of airtime in a day when the subject was mentioned.)
 | Once Trump denied involvement, though, coverage spiked --
 | in part because it was so easy to connect him to those who
 | put the document together.
 | ...
<https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/2024/07/12/project-2025-gets-traction-thanks-part-trump/>

    --bks