Trump’s Blunders Spurred by Heritage Foundation’s Project 2025

These Are Too Hilarious – I Couldn’t Resist Posting:

  1. Trump and Kennedy, Jr. are pointedly touting a new drug approved by the FDA under their instructions. The pill is to treat late stage Pancreatic Cancer; it will ‘double’ your life span from 7 months to 13 months and it is priced at a mere $480,000 per year or $663 per pill. I’m sure if you pay cash, Trump Rx will give you a discount… 

                   The side effects include a blistering facial rash that is so severe your face will bleed.                               Mouth sores and ulcers. Vomiting, diarrhea, gastrointestinal perforation, lung disease,                           etc… The phase 3 Trial included just 500 patients – split in half between using chemo vs                         Daraxonrasib. Adverse events occurred in ALL patients taking Daraxonrasib.

  1. Trump has announced who he has chosen to be in charge of the 65 billion oil reserves in Venezuela; a company by the name of North American Blue Energy Partners based in Barbados. Their CEO and founder is Alejandro Betancourt who throughout his career has been accused of bribery, fraud, corruption, money laundering, etc… to which Trump intervened and made a pay-for-play deal. His partner in another deal is highlighted in the Pandora Papers.

                   Media outlets refer to Betancourt as ‘controversial’ and ‘notorious’.  Trump’s chosen one.

After a heated one sided exchange, Trump has threatened NBC journalist Kristen Welker for stating that Trump endorsements have mixed results.  His threat includes reporting her to the FCC for rebuke or punishment.  “The Press is a Disgrace to our Nation, and I hope that Chairman Brendan Carr, and the fine people of his Commission, will take this Threat to our Country very seriously,” Trump concluded.

A ‘threat’ is a stated intention to cause harm, injury or damage.  In other words, Trump is claiming that anyone who does not speak 100% Trump is a security threat to America. 

Brendan Carr is the Commissioner of the FCC.  A lawyer by trade, he was involved in the Heritage Institute’s development of Project 2025. He has sought to broaden the FCC mandate of ‘public interest programming’ and threatened broadcasters ordering them to suspend Jimmy Kimmel Live.  He voted to repeal net neutrality on social media outlets which defines nondiscrimination. 

The Mandate For Leadership in Project 2025, is rife with creating a singular viable entity of government that would focus all executive power toward one ideology – Trump. Roughly 53% of Executive Orders listed in the Mandate have been enacted under Trump in less than 2 years. They anticipate that every nodule, every pontification will be implemented per their desire/demand.

The Heritage Foundation was founded February 16, 1973, by Paul Weyrich, Edwin Feulner, and Joseph Coors. The stated mission was to “promote public policies based on free enterprise, limited government, individual freedom, traditional American values, and a strong national defense.”  Free Enterprise does not include censorship or sanctions.  FCC punishment is not individual freedom. Individual freedom does not include jailing people based on ‘antisemitism’.  Traditional American values does not include the horrors of the Epstein Files. And a strong national ‘defense’ does not include starting 8 wars!

In this regard, the Heritage Foundation’s leaders have either forgotten their purpose or simply lied about their principles.  Weyrich, as co-founder of Heritage, also co-founded the American Legislative Exchange Council (ALEC), which works behind the scenes promoting legislation within federal and state governments. Three quarters of the current federal government are members of ALEC. In other words, they act as the shadow government writing policy and implementing EO’s while pretending that doesn’t qualify as ‘lobbtying’.

Lisa Nelson is the CEO of ALEC having formerly worked at Time Warner and AOL in the role of ‘Government Relations’.  Prior to that Nelson worked for GOPAC which provides ‘political training’ to candidates for office. The purpose, alluded to as farming, assures everyone is following the exact same agendas as directed.

The NBC journalist, Kristen Welker violated that directive by claiming that Trump’s endorsements were not 100% as he claims.  Therefore she must be punished.

In a 1990 Memo: Newt Gingrich, GOPAC’s protege wrote and distributed a memo to Republican Party legislative candidates in 1990. The memo, which came from a list drawn up by Frank Luntz, called “Language: A Key Mechanism of Control”, contained a list of “contrasting words” and “optimistic positive governing words” that Gingrich recommended for use in describing Democrats and Republicans, respectively.

This would correspond with Tweets that appear scripted. In their tutorial, Gingrich and Luntz provide a list of words which are to be used to describe opponents, and a list to describe oneself in campaigns.  They claim the lists have been psychologically tested for the best results.  Doonesbury cartoon described it as the ‘Magna Carta of Attack Politics’.

In 2007, Gingrich founded American Solutions for Winning the Future registered as a 527 NGO group.  Donors included Sheldon Adelson ($7 million), Bernard Marcus-co-founder of Home Depot, a number of energy companies including Peabody and Devon, Station Casinos out of Las Vegas, and Schwab, among others.  In 2011 after effecting little other the promotion of Gingrich and his books, the 527 dissolved without paying over $20,000 in rent.

Trump ordering the FCC to investigate and punish NBC’s Welker was met with ridicule; The FCC’s website notes it operates as a licensing entity only for individual broadcast stations and cannot censor or punish broadcast content, citing the First Amendment and the Communications Act. Further, contrary to Trump’s statement, his successful endorsement is NOT 100% and Welker may have a libel/defamation suit against the President.