Project 2025 & US Fascism: The Front Lines

Trump has nominated multiple Project 2025 contributors despite claiming he had “nothing to do” with the document.

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Well, reality must be faced now. But many courageous Americans are ready to fight.

We need to be ready to help each other

Trump’s victory is a referendum on feminist progress

Democrats should not dismiss Trump’s win as the result of sexism and racism alone.

The former and future president got one big thing right.

MAGA distanced itself from the authoritarian roadmap. After Trump's election victory, his allies are gloating that it was the plan all along.

It's not just Queer People who face threat if Project 2025 is activated. Project 2025 also threatens other marginalized groups (people with disabilities, the elderly, immigrants, people dependent on government benefits for survival, and basically anyone who's not cis, white, straight, male, and Christian). Really… Project 2025 threatens ALL of us.

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What I learned about Trump's landslide victory from one night in New York City.

The United States is about to become a different kind of country.

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Project 2025’s blueprint for Donald Trump’s return to the White House opens the door to fascism, lawmakers warn

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Economists aren’t telling the whole truth about tariffs.

Legal scholars expect a bitter fight over what evidence may be redacted from the public.

The president of the AFL-CIO called the November election a "fundamental choice," slamming Trump as "an unhinged serial union buster who betrays working people."

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It’s tempting to write off Bernie Sanders’s speeches and interviews as he campaigns for Kamala Harris this year as a

Harris' middle-class tax credits would outweigh the decreased investment driven by higher corporate taxes

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The former president violated one of America’s most sacred places.

Minnesota Governor Tim Walz formally accepted the Democratic nomination for vice president at the DNC on Wednesday. A former public school teacher, high school football coach and National Guard member, Walz spent six terms in Congress before his successful run for governor in 2018. We take a look at his record, including his “moderate” record on police brutality following the 2020 killing of George Floyd in Minneapolis, with two guests: Jacobin staff writer Branko Marcetic and Minneapolis City Councilmember Jeremiah Ellison, who is the son of Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison. Walz’s progressive wins in Minnesota appear to have swayed Kamala Harris’s selection, says Marcetic, as Harris hopes to mirror parts of his agenda on the federal level. “I think that he’s sincere in his efforts to see change,” says Jeremiah Ellison, who is also an “uncommitted” delegate and goes on to discuss the uncommitted movement’s strategy at the DNC.

DNC delegates will vote on a platform that pledges to crack down on asylum and fund the police.

Democrats have managed to make detailed policy ideas into one of Trump’s greatest liabilities.

When Speaker Emerita Nancy Pelosi was asked by New York Times Opinion columnist Ezra Klein "why House Democrats have held together more easily than House Republicans," the former California lawmaker replied: "It’s very hard to find leverage with people who don’t have really any beliefs or any agenda. It’s hard to negotiate with somebody who wants n...