America’s most abjectly useless media organization achieves its platonic ideal
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This from Politifact [absolutely not linking these clowns, google it if you don’t believe me] is some truly amazing fact-chucking. Glenn Kessler should retire immediately, he’s never going to top this:
Harris: Trump “plans to create a national anti-abortion coordinator and force states to report on women’s miscarriages and abortions.”
Mostly False.
What Harris describes is Project 2025. Although the 900-page policy manual makes such recommendations, it isn’t Trump’s plan. The project, led by conservative Heritage Foundation, contains proposals for the next Republican administration, and got input from dozens of Trump allies. But Trump and his campaign have repeatedly said they were not involved in the project and Trump is not listed as an author, editor or contributor.
“It’s not Trump’s plan, it’s the plan of policy blueprint put together by the Trump allies who will be responsible foor staffing the executive and judicial branches and setting their agenda if they win. Bur Trump backed away from it when it became politically toxic so Democrats cannot mention it.”
Dumb as thus is, it’s about to get much, much worse:
Project 2025 doesn’t mention a “national anti-abortion coordinator.” The document calls for a “pro-life politically appointed Senior Coordinator of the Office of Women, Children, and Families.”
Project 2025 doesn’t mention a national aboriton coordinator, it mentions a pro-life national policy coordinator. ONE MILLION PINOCCHIOS ON FIRE FOR THE LIE OF THE CENTURY!
To summarize the nation’s fact-chucking industry, Democrats cannot quote Republicans verbatim, or paraphrase their explicit policy documents, or in any suggest they ever mean to implement any policy that would be detrimental to their re-election efforts. Nuke them all from orbit just to be sure.