Dave Troy :toad:
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:
Project 2025 is, for the most part, a backup plan, Plan B; Plan A is the stuff that's already happened this week, and will have massive consequences no matter who becomes president.
Yes, it is possible that if an institutionalist president is elected, they can reshape the court in ways that eventually reverse these cases, but that realistically will take many years, if not decades.
Dave Troy :toad:
The shockwaves from this week's events, culminating with the relatively less-consequential immunity decision on Monday, will be felt for the rest of our lives and likely into our childrens' dotage. Plan accordingly.
Pēteris Krišjānis
@davetroy I don't see the USA as unified country giving tools to enforce progressive approaches to politics. This system is here for a reason. It was a country created by rich people for rich people. Anything else is equal to revolution.
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