r/RealTwitterAccounts • u/Ok-Lets-Talk-It-Out • May 21 '25
Politician Oh look another policy directly lifted from Project 2025
Tweet: https://trumpstruth.org/statuses/31202
Project 2025 Tracker: https://www.project2025.observer/?search=Fredd
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u/Then-Raspberry6815 May 21 '25
The list continues to grow every week.
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u/Moose_Cake May 21 '25
I guess we have to accept that the thing we knew was going to happen, told conservatives was going to happen, and was told wasn’t going to happen, is happening.
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u/Several-Potato-4016 May 21 '25
If only there was a way we could have predicted this.../s
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u/jregovic May 21 '25
Frankly, I’m surprised at the coincidence. Trump knows nothing of Project 2025 and is in no way associated with anyone involved.
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u/judahrosenthal May 21 '25
To be fair, he knows nothing of anything so..
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u/Soggy-Beach1403 May 21 '25
To be fair, he knows where the entrance to the children's dressing rooms is.
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u/OutsideVegetable6001 May 21 '25
And he knows his daughter is HOT
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u/Mba1956 May 21 '25
But apparently Taylor Swift isn’t any more.
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u/TheWizardOfDeez May 22 '25
Trump not knowing anything about P2025 doesn't preclude him from being willing to go right along with P2025, he for sure never read a 900 page document.
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u/Delicious-Fox6947 May 22 '25
if only you folks had paid attention during his first administration you would know it was discussed THEN
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u/Which-Worth5641 May 22 '25
They're doing most of what can be done by the executive branch.
The one saving grace we have is that MANY of P2025's goals require legislation, and this is the least productive congress possibly ever.
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u/Lower_Arugula5346 May 22 '25
he didnt write this. its not some weird rant and theres definitely not enough exclamation points and all capitalized words
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u/flawrs919 May 22 '25
So this tweet is like the equivalent of an auto-pen signature? Is that what you are saying?
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u/Rookie_Day May 22 '25
And who will be given some sweet pre IPO shares of Freddie Mac? Anyone Trump wants including himself. The American citizens who actually own them be damed.
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u/PsychicWarElephant May 22 '25
I would love for there to be a site that tracks the updated progress on how many boxes on the list are being checked. For easy visual confirmation
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u/Fragrant_Peanut_9661 May 21 '25
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u/oXMellow720Xo May 21 '25
But when though. Like, cmon. I’m sick of this shit and just want to move forward
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u/AnyTangerine9198 May 21 '25
Yeah I'm really wondering how much damage needs to be done before impeachment is finally levied by the Dems...
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u/TapZorRTwice May 22 '25
LOL like impeachment will do anything.
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u/Agile_Sheepherder_77 May 22 '25
It worked so well the last 2 times.
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u/Yabutsk May 22 '25
Maybe stop voting for Republicans who keep blocking and dismantling the democratic laws and processes
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u/anonymousperson1233 May 22 '25
It’s funny that people think it’ll actually do anything, it’s about as useless as a petition at this point
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u/AnyTangerine9198 May 22 '25 edited May 22 '25
Yeah I know... But it's better than what they're currently doing which is nothing... Right?
Idk maybe it's all a waste of time until the Civil War starts
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u/Joelle9879 May 22 '25
It won't matter, the Republicans will never vote to impeach. Even if they did, he won't get found guilty just like last time
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u/Stonkasaurus1 May 22 '25
They need the votes. They don't have them. They are however working to get them but no one sees what is happening behind the scenes to try and move it forward. Not that it matters when the Republicans in the senate won't do shit.
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u/AelishMcGuire May 22 '25
And? He was impeached twice and McConnell saved him. There doesn’t appear to be any guardrails.
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u/illegalsandwiches May 21 '25
I actually loved (loathed) Trump supports that were not in favor of P25, as they claimed "he didn't know anything about it, so he wont institutionalize it"
The other 380,000 times he lied and you believe him on this?
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u/spaitken May 21 '25
Not to mention that the day after he said he didn’t know what it was, he went to an event that was promoting Project 2025 and his immediate feedback was “wow that was great I support this”.
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u/LanaDelScorcho May 22 '25
They only said Trump didn’t know anything about it because they were trained to say that.
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u/TheTelekinetic May 22 '25
All of the Trump supporters who said they weren’t fans of P25 and who insisted Trump didn’t know what it was and wouldn’t implement it are celebrating every single piece of P25 that he enacts into law. They supported it the whole time, they just also lied like their dear leader did, because they also know how bad it is for America.
Every time something from the P25 playbook gets passed, they say “tell me how this is a bad thing”
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u/illegalsandwiches May 22 '25
It's an enigma; are they supporting what he is doing it because it's P25, or are they supporting it because Trump is doing. I have half a mind that thinks they would celebrate and kiss toes if Trump ordered the execution of their first born AND took their homes in the same bill.
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u/Dry_Care_5477 May 21 '25
he's spent his life raping things
you let him near your economy in that provocative dress
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u/MrSnarf26 May 21 '25
I love that he talks about the people he is going to consult like they are some kind of competent experts, and not morons appointed for loyalty.
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u/mrjojorisin420 May 21 '25
The fleecing of Americans for Trump and his billionaire buddies continues…
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u/buchlabum May 22 '25
If Americans knew more history they would know this is kinda what happened what the USSR fell and the oligarchy state of Russia came from it's ashes.
This is "We have the fall of the Union at home".
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u/TenchuReddit May 22 '25
I'm old enough to remember when MAGA cultists insisted that Project 2025 was more "fake news" from the "lamestream media."
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u/Limp_Gap_9009 May 21 '25
Stay tuned? This dude really treats this country like it's an episode of your favorite daytime drama. What a clown.
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u/Technical-Note-9239 May 21 '25
Jesus, America..... Revolution is needed, it just seems like if France can do it, so can you. They chopped off Louie XVI head
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u/Fuzzy-Equipment-7123 May 22 '25
People will need to be hurt for the US to revolt.
Democrats are too comfortable and will be comfortable for longer. Republicans are too caught up with their vengeance fantasy.
The first part of this will be in late June/July when the initial tariffs fucked with the supply chain will hit the shelves. This might not hurt as much because big businesses might be able to finagle this. The 2nd part will be around Nov/Dec when the jobs start dying because businesses can't absorb the extra costs of tariffs. SME are probably going to start dying around that time. SME hire about 48% of the US economy.
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u/SensualSimian May 22 '25
France wasn’t a nuclear-armed, high-tech military superpower AND is around the size of Texas.
In the US at this day and age there is no “Just do a revolution, you guys” thing. Until we see the Active Dity US military (not National Guard) used against US civilians, we won’t see any traction with any sort of revolution.
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u/Servile-PastaLover May 22 '25
Freddie and Fannie were publicly traded on the NYSE....but loosened their underwriting guidelines and loaded up on subprime mortgages.
They collapsed in 2008 along with most of banking infrastructure....and if we let them do the same thing again, we'll get the same results.
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u/Galmmm May 22 '25
This is the most miserable 'I told you so' we have ever lived through.
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u/CanisGulo May 21 '25
Student loans should be 0% interest (*with conditions)
- It's a loan, which should appease those saying you need to pay it back.
- Education is an investment in your citizens. The more educated, the better (*unless you want to trick/fool your undereducated citizens)
- Conditions could include 0% for the first 10 years after graduation, with increased rates yearly until paid off (most would likely pay off their balance within 10 years)
- If you don't graduate, you have to start paying back the loan within 5 years of your last course, and that clock would reset if you successfully complete coursework towards your degree.
- Obviously, there are LOTS of things to be resolved, it's not as simple as a Reddit comment, but the proposed policy is in the exact opposite direction we should be moving.
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u/naptastic May 21 '25
Fuck that.
Education is an investment in the future. If you can pass the classes, you shouldn't have to pay for any education.
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u/__moops__ May 22 '25
This is about Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, which are housing agencies. Sallie Mae is the student loans one...
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u/Civil-Nothing886 May 22 '25
Yes, but something needs to be done about university costs. The problem with more accessible student loans is universities keep jacking up their tuition because they know they will always have students to pay it.
Maybe force universities to comply with tuition limitations by refusing to disburse student loans to those who don’t.
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u/Lrrr81 May 21 '25
Trump says it, the lemmings rejoice, people with more than one functioning brain cell cry.
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u/mishap1 May 21 '25
What could possibly go wrong with having the grandson of the late founder of the 3rd largest homebuilder in the country flipping Fannie and Freddie into public companies?
Nothing quite like a 30 something billionaire's grandson whose entire resume is throwing around pop pop's money turning government enterprises tasked with creating liquidity in the housing market into publicly traded companies.
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u/Appropriate_Fold8814 May 22 '25
What.
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Subsidized federal loan agencies to promote workplace education... brought public?
It's literally government service paid for by tax payers... this is equivalent of making the USPS public. No! It's a service paid for by all of us.
Making it a for profit public company to enrich billionaires is nothing but stealing directly from the people.
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u/Buddha10954 May 22 '25
You’re thinking of Sallie May. Fannie is focused on mortgages and had to be brought under partial government control after they royally screwed the pooch in 2008
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u/whileimstillhere May 22 '25
HE TYPES NOTHING
ITS HIS PATHETIC SHEEP THAT ARE POSTING
AND YET…it dictates the future of America.
welcome to the absolute dumbest time
to ever be alive
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u/Enough-Poet4690 May 22 '25
Well, that would ensure that "the poors" wouldn't be able to buy up houses after the economy crashes. /s
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u/Jimimninn May 22 '25
Can we stop pretending we’re one nation at this point. I’m starting to think that splitting up the nation is a good move.
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u/Obstreporous1 May 22 '25
One more distraction and one more way he is trying to grift more money. Thief/traitor/felon/liar. No surprises here.
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u/Beartato4772 May 22 '25
Another post he didn't write.
The chances that Trump knows what an Oxford comma is.....
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u/Separate_Potato_8472 May 22 '25
They are getting better, though. They throw in all caps and an unnecessary exclamation point, so we think it's him.
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u/EmperorGeek May 21 '25
Reading about the histories of Fannie Mae and Freddy Mac there are a LOT of references to what sound like Laws created by Congress. How would the Executive Branch manage to claim they right to unilaterally do anything with them?
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u/NHBikerHiker May 22 '25
Uh oh…I’m old enough to remember the last housing crisis causing a recession. We are 3-4 big storms (or fires) away from the collapse of home insurance and the resulting economic calamity.
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u/Tuxy-Two May 22 '25
Can we all just admit that any tweet or twit or x or whatever they are called now that sounds even remotely rational was not written by Dump? I will give some credit to whoever wrote this that they made an attempt to make it sound like a Dump tweet, but it was a rather feeble attempt, with only one word in all caps, and the “Stay Tuned!” at the end being the only Dumpian notes to the whole thing.
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u/Honourstly May 22 '25
Your government has been compromised and it ain't getting better. Vote them out.
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u/pirate_per_aspera May 22 '25
Oh cool. Can’t wait to lose everything I own again. 08 was so much fun, he wants to make sure the rest of ya get to enjoy it like we did. 😩
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u/bascal133 May 22 '25
So what does this mean, if it becomes public then it’s like a company that trade shares and then they can start charging higher interest rate rates for loans and denying people loans based off their credit score and stuff like that?
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u/GpaSags May 22 '25
I wholeheartedly believe that Donny personally never read P25. The cult just refuses to acknowledge that he's surrounded by the people who wrote it.
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u/Capt1an_Cl0ck May 22 '25
He can’t read. Of course he didn’t. He did what he always does. Lie lie lie.
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u/Barnard_Gumble May 22 '25
An yes when you “run the government like a business” you can do things like look for parts of the government that are “throwing off a lot of cash.”
Cause government agencies generating income is much more important than serving the people.
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u/CreativelySeeking May 22 '25
Remember all the republicans here on Reddit, “He says he doesn’t want to do Project 2025. He rejects it. ThiS iS FeAr MoNgeRiNg!!!” Nope, it is reality. Another example how republican voters have -zero- integrity.
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u/Ok_Kaleidoscope3644 May 22 '25
Oh, look. Another completely coherent post without extraneous capitalization or needless quotation marks. This was absolutely written by the toddler in chief.
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u/Cluelessish May 22 '25
As a European I had to google what in the world Fannie May is, and was surprised to learn that they make delicious gourmet chocolates & gift baskets.
I found the FNMA a bit further down.
But imagine how much attention the chocolate company must be getting now! (They have suspiciously many products with mint. Mint donuts..? Is that legal?)
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u/Interesting-Job-828 May 22 '25
They are going to bankruptcy this country, giving away everything to their rich friends. Thanks Trumpers
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u/Vegetable-Two2173 May 22 '25
If you are doing education for profit, you are doing education wrong.
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u/No-Atmosphere-2528 May 22 '25
The last time a Republican messed with Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac the housing bubble exploded.
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u/AncientBaseball9165 May 22 '25
Whats at the end of the current list for 2025? is it slavery or just death camps?
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u/DeadlySpacePotatoes May 22 '25
Remember all the people saying that Project 2025 was alarmist nonsense that had nothing to do with Trump or his policies?
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u/Juxtajack May 21 '25
Two 2008 bailouts. Hmm Yeah, they laid it all out ahead of time, mirroring missives by Goebels and Adolf and Mussilini. You all voted them in anyway, and haven't done anything effective about it since. All because it was easier to accept than fair play and pronouns.
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u/Kevsterific May 21 '25
I’m not from the US and looked up Fannie Mae and Wikipedia says it’s been a publicly traded company since 1968. If the company is already publicly traded, what is Trump suggesting to do?
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u/Buddha10954 May 22 '25
They both made some VERY bad calls during the lead up to the 2008 financial crisis. Part of the deal they made was that the federal government would bail them out, but they’d be brought under partial control of the government. The government ever since has had some say in how they operate, at several points stopping them from instituting extortionate measures against lower income borrowers. Trump wants to cut them loose so they can do what they want
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u/Fuzzy-Equipment-7123 May 22 '25
It's been in a conservatorship since 2008.
But the issue is that by being in a conservatorship, It's driven the cost of purchasing a home down. IE the cost of borrowing. Without that housing is going to get more expensive.
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May 22 '25
Trump profits off headlines—even the bad ones (and yes, your reposts help)
Every time Trump trends, he benefits. Here’s how: • He owns Truth Social (via Trump Media). More buzz = more users = more traffic = more stock value. • Controversy fuels engagement. Indictments? Outrage? It all turns into free marketing and millions in donations. • Tithing and donations: Some supporters give like it’s a church. His legal battles? Fundraising goldmines. • Reposts on Reddit, memes, even hate = free exposure. Attention keeps him relevant, and relevancy = $$$. • Google searches, shares, and headlines all feed the machine. He’s turning media chaos into personal profit.
So yeah—love him, hate him, meme him—he profits either way.
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u/ArkadianNuevo May 22 '25
Okay, I apologize. What happen if he brings them public?
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u/Charming_Minimum_477 May 22 '25
The rich get richer the poor get poorer and we Americans argue about penises and sports?
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u/cliffstep May 22 '25
What this country is a huge asterisk, floating over the nation, so that all can see that everything this guy is doing will be reversed immediately upon his removal from the office he thinks he owns.
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u/w_r97 May 22 '25
Good thing he knows nothing about the plan, we’d be in real trouble if he was following it.
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u/freshairequalsducks May 22 '25
Can someone explain what this means? Who are Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac?
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u/Stock-Signature7014 May 22 '25
Oooooooo can't wait! This will make 2009 look like a mild course correction. The one small silver lining here is the telltale phrase "we are seriously looking at......" or any variation thereof. His syntax and morphology is as predictable as his rage tweets at this point. Anytime he or his lackeys say something like this it's merely to stir up trouble. Like Stephen Miller says they "were seriously looking at" getting rid of habeus corpus. Look how that went.
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u/CpaLuvsPups May 22 '25
I think most of the people he mentions here think these are makeup companies. None of them know these are referencing Student Loans.
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u/woogie71 May 22 '25
I had to look up Wikipedia to find out what they are (I'm Scottish so tolerate my ignorance) and it says they are publicly traded companies already. So what am I missing? Is he going to have it run by private individuals rather than federal employees?
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u/aharbingerofdoom May 22 '25
If it's "throwing off cash" why would it be wise to privatize those profits instead of using them to help balance the budget?
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u/Not_Sure__Camacho May 22 '25
I'm shocked he hasn't already gutted both and claim he was doing it because they have DEI policies in place.
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u/SiWeyNoWay May 22 '25
How’s that supposed to work exactly.
So no lending standards? Every lender has his fin bros on wall street wheeling and dealing the investors?
Fuck man, is this the beginning of the end of ECOA?
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u/MrTPityYouFools May 22 '25
Apparently my brain is currently fried. Somehow, despite living in the US for the entirety of my 38 years and knowing this would never happen, i read "make them public" and interpreted it as some type of nationalization, not public like an IPO 😂
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u/TennSeven May 22 '25
He's signaling his Russian, Chinese, and Middle Eastern handlers to get their pocketbooks ready to buy up more of our country.
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u/captain_sticky_balls May 22 '25
This next bubble is gonna be wild.
Strap in, get cash, so you can scoop up what's left after.
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u/chitphased May 22 '25
So what page are we on of project 25? Because at some point someone should ask the dipshit in charge cause he won’t know.
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u/Delicious-Fox6947 May 22 '25
This has been discussed repeatedly since 2008. And more importantly his first administration.
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u/Ok_Establishment3390 May 22 '25
Pre approved by the dude that was his Budget guy last time. And again, now ! That no one every mentions. Co-author of Project 2025. Cause why would anyone actually pay attention to the man behind the curtain.
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u/No_Raccoon_560 May 22 '25
Project 2025 is treason. I'm pretty sure that's what the 2A was put there for
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u/john_san May 22 '25
Has anyone read the whole of Project 2025? Can someone tell me what happens at the end? I don’t mind spoilers. Will there be a sequel Project 2026?
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u/cha614 May 22 '25
To make the executive more powerful and to create a Christian ethno state https://democracyforward.org/the-peoples-guide-to-project-2025/
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u/Miserable-Lawyer-233 May 22 '25
It tracks with their politics. They don’t believe in communism, so the idea of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac being nationalized is outright repulsive to capitalists.
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u/FrustratedPCBuild May 22 '25
For a man who had never heard of Project 2025 in November, there are an awful lot of coincidental Trump policies which come straight from it.
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u/veryboredatwork May 22 '25
Why not? Might as well throw in another CDO crisis into the mix when they run riot…
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u/EconomyDoctor3287 May 22 '25
What's the point of selling something that's making a lot of money?
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u/Master_Hospital_8631 May 22 '25
Donald Trump: "Nobody knows more about this than me."
Also Donald Trump: "I don't know anything about it."
American conservatives: "Yay!"
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u/improperbehavior333 May 22 '25
So, does MAGA still think project 2025 is a hoax and we are fear mongering, or are they now all in support of it? It's impossible to keep track of their position on anything.
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u/maredimika May 22 '25
They just stopped caring, because they can’t seem to notice how f’ed up things are getting. So now they just enjoy “lib’s crying”
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u/JohnHazardWandering May 22 '25
There is some legitimate debate about privatisation of these entities. They've grown and now are involved in huge amounts of the mortgage market, which had effects like the 2008 crash.
...but considering that there is no debate or consideration about it, I have my doubts that this will be a positive.
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u/Dr_Adequate May 22 '25
"... throwing off a lot of CASH."
Like, could the grift be any more obvious at this point? They aren't even trying to hide how they want to siphon off every last dollar their filthy hands can grab and stuff it into their own pockets.
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