Showing posts with label platform. Show all posts
Showing posts with label platform. Show all posts
Tuesday, July 28, 2026
Republicans decry a new Democratic Socialists of America platform as Dem primaries split the party | PBS News
A new platform from a progressive group that's notched several recent primary victories is becoming fodder for Republican attacks, as the GOP looks to frame Democrats as extremists and communists ahead of November's midterm elections…
Friday, July 3, 2026
Republican House Speaker's Attack BACKFIRES Spectacularly In His Face
Republican House Speaker Mike Johnson's attempt to attack candidates affiliated with the Democratic Socialists of America backfires as he listed the widely beneficial goals of the platform.
Sunday, September 21, 2025
Saturday, August 31, 2024
Sunday, July 21, 2024
Saturday, July 20, 2024
Wednesday, July 17, 2024
Opinion | Do Republicans realize their platform isn’t conservative? - The Washington Post
The GOP's 2024 platform isn't just full of bombast; it's also a mess economically…
J.D. Vance’s policy positions on abortion, guns, Ukraine as Trump VP pick - The Washington Post
Now that the Ohio freshman will be on Trump's ticket, his policy positions are likely to come under greater scrutiny. Here's what to know…
Many Republicans don’t align with new messages at GOP convention - The Washington Post
"Republicans have been plenty willing to let Trump guide the ship and take the party new places, including on foreign policy. Most recently, antiabortion activists have largely stood by as Trump and his team have watered down the party's opposition to abortion, including in the new party platform.
But as the party makes its big, scripted pitch to the American people, much of what's being presented bears little resemblance to the party of even a few years ago.
Traditional conservative Republicans might be willing to let a few things slide in the name of winning, but the party is certainly putting that to the test…"
Sunday, July 14, 2024
Wednesday, July 10, 2024
Project 2025: inside Trump’s ties to the rightwing policy playbook
Trump has disavowed the manifesto, but his goals for civil service cuts, deportation and more show a shared vision…
Sunday, July 7, 2024
We should all be terrified of Trump’s Project 2025
Project 2025 is, in short, the plan to implement what Donald Trump has said he wants to do if he's re-elected.
Trump may want to distance himself from Project 2025 in order to come off less bonkers to independents and moderates, but he can't escape it. The document embodies everything he stands for...
Saturday, July 6, 2024
Tempers flare as Trump team revises abortion plank for Republican platform - The Washington Post
The former president wants the platform to endorse leaving the issue to the states rather than a federal ban in the wake of Roe v. Wade's demise...
Michael Steele blasts Donald Trump for anti-Project 2025 remarks
Ok, let's all play with Stupid for minute… so exactly how do you 'disagree' with something you 'know nothing about' or 'have no idea' who is behind, saying or doing the thing you disagree with?" Steele wrote on the social platform X.
"Since #Project2025 is designed to institutionalize Trumpism and you know nothing about it, so why do you echo some of its policy priorities during your rallies? Coincidence?" he said, adding later, "And folks say we should be worried about [President] Biden."…
Project 2025’s ‘unhinged’ wish list: Criminalize porn, ban birth control
Project 2025 is a “wish list of a bunch of fringe, far-right policy proposals that I think many voters would be really horrified to learn about,” says Chris Hayes. For example, the agenda says, "Pornography should be outlawed,” and “the people who produce and distribute it should be imprisoned."
Friday, July 5, 2024
Trump campaign blocks pair of anti-abortion activists from RNC platform committee - POLITICO
Reed, a longtime Trump ally whose organization plans to spend $62 million registering and turning out evangelical voters, said that any "equivocation or retreat" by the Republican Party on the issue of abortion will "deflate voters of faith."
"Self-identified evangelical voters are roughly half of the entire Republican vote. And in some states, like Georgia, they're about 60 percent of the entire Republican vote," Reed said. "When you're talking about a presidential election that could well be decided by thousands of votes spread out over three or four states, anything that discourages the enthusiasm or turnout of base or faith-based voters will not be helpful."…
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