Nicholas J. Fuentes

Have you noticed that the media seems to be far more concerned about Project 2025 than they do about a Donald Trump presidency?

In 2016 the media viciously attacked Trump with such intensity and urgency because they genuinely feared him and what he might accomplish if he won.

Now, the media seems to have effectively resigned itself to the increasingly likely possibility that he might win. They are obviously not pro-Trump, but their ambivalent approach suggests that they don’t believe the stakes are as high this time around.

Perhaps that is because they saw that Trump came and went in the first term without much of anything actually changing.

However the media has lately focused its attention on the Heritage Foundation’s “Project 2025,” which seeks to recruit future White House personnel to execute a more radical agenda than what Trump has promised.

This confirms what I have been saying, which is that the important battles will take place within the Trump Admin over hiring. And like last time it seems probable that we will get a terrible cabinet that will buckle under pressure from the media.

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Have you noticed that the media seems to be far more concerned about Project 2025 than they do about a Donald Trump presidency?

In 2016 the media viciously attacked Trump with such intensity and urgency because they genuinely feared him and what he might accomplish if he won.

Now, the media seems to have effectively resigned itself to the increasingly likely possibility that he might win. They are obviously not pro-Trump, but their ambivalent approach suggests that they don’t believe the stakes are as high this time around.

Perhaps that is because they saw that Trump came and went in the first term without much of anything actually changing.

However the media has lately focused its attention on the Heritage Foundation’s “Project 2025,” which seeks to recruit future White House personnel to execute a more radical agenda than what Trump has promised.

This confirms what I have been saying, which is that the important battles will take place within the Trump Admin over hiring. And like last time it seems probable that we will get a terrible cabinet that will buckle under pressure from the media.

BY Nicholas J. Fuentes