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Project 2025 Is Everywhere If You Know Where To Look | Lincoln Square
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30:29Now PlayingOne problem with calling the folks at the top of the Trump regime Radical Christian Extremists is that it sounds kinda crazy. One other problem is that it’s true. But the former problem allows for the latter problem to exist. In other words, people like Hegseth and Vought are counting on you thinking that the people calling them out are just being hysterical.
But here’s the thing: we still have to call them out. Andra Watkins has been doing this since she first saw Project 2025, the blueprint for a remaking of America into a white Christo-fascist state. As everyone who follows Lincoln Square knows, Project 2025 wasn’t some big conspiracy that a secretive cabal kept away from prying eyes. It was published for the world to see!
Not only that, the people who sit in the seats of power at this very moment wrote it.
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