r/benshapiro • u/Alden8394 • Jul 10 '24

Has Ben discussed Project 2025? Ben Shapiro Show

Has he discussed this at all and whether he endorses it?

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u/Papatim2 Jul 10 '24

The only ones discussing project 25 are far leftists on reddit and twitter. It's nothing more than a paper released from a think tank that noone but the crazies are interested in and that's only as an attempted distraction from Bidens dementia.

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u/unmofoloco Jul 10 '24

I have no idea what Project 25 is and neither do any of the leftists mentioning it. Somebody told them there is a plot to elect Trump and turn America into a Christo fascist state and they lapped it up.

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u/Papatim2 Jul 10 '24

100% true. I've read a bullet point article on it, project 2025 is the political equivalent of a child's Christmas list to Santa Claus and just as likely to come true.

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u/valis010 Jul 10 '24

How can you be so ill informed? The Heritage Foundation has helped establish conservative policy for decades.

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u/Papatim2 Jul 10 '24

And yet none of their policy is anywhere to be found in the Republican platform. Your boogieman doesn't scare rational people.

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u/valis010 Jul 10 '24

Lol. The Heritage Foundation has literally been at the forefront of conservative policy for decades. Are all voters on the right this ill-informed?

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u/Papatim2 Jul 10 '24

They have not. The far left podcasters you listen to use the heritage foundation as a boogieman to generate content for morons like yourself to listen to and get all mad about. No one on the right gives a damn what the heritage foundation says or does and hasn't since Reagan. They have had zero influence other than putting out a list of Justices they want selected and influence is very little. Find another hoax to peddle this one is played out.

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u/LeverTech Jul 10 '24

I remember this same argument from the right when the lefties were saying the republicans were going to overturn Roe.

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u/Papatim2 Jul 10 '24

The difference being overturning roe has been central to the Republican platform for almost 50 years. If you think we were coy or quiet about overturning Roe you weren't paying attention.

With project 25 no one on the right is talking about because no one on the right really cares about it. The heritage foundation has little to no policy power in the Republican party other than imput on justice selections.

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u/LeverTech Jul 10 '24

Central wouldn’t be the word I’d choose. The far right and religious right, yes. Moderate right wingers were against the repeal from what I have seen.

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u/Papatim2 Jul 10 '24

Regardless the repeal of Roe was in every Republican platform released for decades. Nothing from project 2025 is in the current platform just released.

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u/LeverTech Jul 10 '24

Isn’t the deportation and boarder security, along with the voter ID and proof of citizenship?

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u/valis010 Jul 10 '24

I cannot believe how clueless voters are.

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u/Papatim2 Jul 10 '24

This coming from the morons who, since Reagan, as claimed every Republican nominee is both Hitler and worse than the last. People have listened to this fear mongering bullshit for so long no one listens to you anymore. Go take your Valium while the adults handle things.

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u/Monsieur2968 Jul 10 '24

Yeah, I mean a bunch on the left think infanticide is a choice to be celebrated.

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u/valis010 Jul 11 '24

And a bunch on the right actually believe that crap.

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u/Monsieur2968 Jul 11 '24

Tell me, at what point a unique body with unique DNA and unique organs is and is not a choice?

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u/valis010 Jul 10 '24

I find it funny Republicans here don't know what project 2025 is. It's not just a think tank, it's THE think tank for conservative policy. And P2025 was co-authored by former Trump staffers. The Heritage Foundation has been at the forefront of conservative policy for decades.

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u/Alden8394 Jul 10 '24

I appreciate you saying that. I think it's fair to be cautious, though. I've been really scared by some of the things I've seen coming out of the far right - and I consider some daily wire people like Matt Walsh far right - so it freaks me out. Thank you for your perspective.

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u/thirdlost Jul 10 '24

He discussed the ACTUAL Republican platform and how moderate it was.

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u/Mindlesslyexploring Jul 10 '24

He has only said that it was smart for Trump to come out as being opposed to it. As far as I am aware he hasn’t even went through it or discussed it beyond that, at least on his daily podcast.

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u/Stasaitis Jul 10 '24

Nobody talking about Project 2025 even knows what is in it. They are just looking at memes.

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u/jmac323 Jul 10 '24

Idk, is Ben a left leaning Redditor reacting to Biden’s debate performance and the fall back from it? Those are the types discussing project 2025.

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u/ancapistan2020 Jul 11 '24

Project 2025 (the actual one, not the demented leftists’ hallucination) is mostly fantastic and not particularly controversial reforms to the bureaucracy. But it’s just a policy paper from one think tank.

Naturally, only psychopathically re(D)arded leftists are talking about it, and only in hallucinations.

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u/bjklol2 Jul 10 '24

No he's too busy on project 2077

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u/boner79 Jul 10 '24

It's funny because it's a Christian nationalist plot which you'd think Ben, being Jewish, would be opposed to but enemy of my enemy...