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‘It’s very well-thought-out’: Authoritarian expert breaks down dangers of Project 2025
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February 24, 2024
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as posted by the channelRuth Ben-Ghiat, Professor of history and scholar of authoritarianism, speaks to Ali Velshi about Project 2025’s plans to consolidate power if Trump wins the presidency in 2025, including who's on their hypothetical list of pre-screened loyalists to join the Trump administration, and why their plan to abolish federal agencies is so uniquely dangerous to democracy.
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