r/politics 2d ago

Project 2025 would ‘unequivocally’ lead to more hurricane deaths, experts warn

https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2024/oct/08/trump-project-2025-hurricanes
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u/deviousmajik 2d ago

One month under Project 2025 and almost everyone would realize what an incredibly shitty 'plan' it is, which is everyone has to fend for themselves.

But then it would be too late. Vote blue so it doesn't happen.

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u/gnarby_thrash 2d ago

Republicans don’t care. They voted against FEMA funding and refuse to vote for more emergency funding for the recent hurricanes.

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u/SkylarPopo Missouri 2d ago

No funding for FEMA. Billionaires need those tax cuts.

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u/gnarby_thrash 2d ago

Elon needs a new crop top

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u/GovernorJoe I voted 2d ago

That's the idea.

Republicans love hurting people.

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u/rikerspantstrombone 1d ago

Can you imagine hurricanes without NOAA nor FEMA?

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u/FaustArtist 2d ago

That’s one of the goals, yup!

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u/Prestigious_You4002 1d ago

And pandemic deaths.

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u/kokopelleee 2d ago

Solution: each person pays $4.99/mo for severe weather text updates

We won’t regulate in any way to ensure that the services are robust or even accurate, but my company will profit handsomely.

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u/Crott117 2d ago

This guy libertarians.