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What Does Project 2025 Say?

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On November 5, 2024, the United States Elected Donald J. Trump to a second term. The day after that, his allies gleefully admitted that Project 2025 was their – and his – agenda the entire time.

This is what we’re up against.

“Under the next President, the Department of Energy should end the Biden Administration’s unprovoked war on fossil fuels, restore America’s energy independence, oppose eyesore windmills built at taxpayer expense, and respect the right of Americans to buy and drive cars of their own choosing, rather than trying to force them into electric vehicles and eventually out of the driver’s seat altogether in favor of self-driving robots.”
Citation: Project 2024, Section 3: The General Welfare, page 318, paragraph 2
Context:

No, we’re not having a “war on fossil fuels.” If we were, we might actually be addressing what’s going to happen when fossil fuels run out in 205225. They’re a finite resource. I’m not sure how they believe they’re going to “restore” our energy independence, when it soared to a 70-year high in 202225 – under Joe Biden. (Although I’ll admit that leaving out the context is disingenuous here – we achieved energy independence under Trump, because of the shale boom that began in 2005. Biden has presided over even higher levels.)

Forbes underscores the importance of consistent terminology when we talk about energy independence:

“It’s important to understand that the following two statements are each true under a consistent definition of energy independence.

  1. If the U.S. is not energy independent under Joe Biden, then it was never energy independent under Donald Trump.
  2. If the U.S. was energy independent under Donald Trump, then energy independence has grown to record levels under Joe Biden.
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More breakdown of this statement in the full contextual analysis of Section 3: The General Welfare here.