Fogdog
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He touches in it at his rallies. Maybe he didn't even write the policies listed on his website as "Agenda 47" but he's promising a whopping big set of deliverables this time around. Much more than "build a wall and make Mexico pay for it".Yeah. His rallies are crying about how he didn't do anything wrong and never says a word about what he'd do if elected. At least in 2016 he made a bunch of promises. The odd part is he kept next to zero of those promises and his cult forgets about the fact he had his shot and looked like a monkey fucking a football for 4 years.
Reds will always vote red no matter who is on the ticket, but like you said he's not attracting anyone new and certainly not independents.
'Agenda 47': What Trump Has Promised If He Wins In 2024
From unleashing a fleet of flying cars to executing drug dealers, Donald Trump has not been coy about his unorthodox vision for America as he seeks to retake the White House.
www.barrons.com
From unleashing a fleet of flying cars to executing drug dealers, Donald Trump has not been coy about his unorthodox vision for America as he seeks to retake the White House.
The former president and frontrunning Republican candidate for 2024 -- sometimes accused of lacking a clear political philosophy -- has explained in speeches and a series of "Agenda 47" policy videos how he would govern.
Often thin on detail, the eye-catching pronouncements form the backbone of a platform that Trump says will "make America great and glorious again."
Critics say it spells out why he should never be allowed to return to the Oval Office as the country's 47th president.
One of Trump's more striking proposals is a competition to design up to 10 state-of-the-art "freedom cities" -- roughly the size of Washington -- on federal land.
Built around cutting-edge "hives of industry" brimming with factories, these innovation hubs would represent a "quantum leap in the American standard of living."
Trump envisages commuters darting about in flying cars in an echo of "The Jetsons," the space-age 1960s cartoon about a family living in an automated, push-button future.
It goes on and on. A breathtaking disconnect from reality. Worth a read if you are interested. I never heard about it until I stumbled on it in a google search for something else. Barrons isn't making it up. Trump's campaign website discusses it too but in less readable format:
Videos | Donald J. Trump For President 2024
Certified Website of Donald J. Trump For President 2024. Watch a special message from President Trump.
www.donaldjtrump.com
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