One of the things that you see when you read Project 2025 is not just the racist dog whistles, but some ideas that were exactly lifted from some of the most extreme white supremacists ever.
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… driven prosecution of an Administration’s perceived political enemies, yet the department has readily indulged … driven prosecution of an Administration’s perceived political enemies, yet the department has readily indulged … - page 557
… effort to uphold equal protection of the law and avoid politically motivated and viewpoint-based prosecutions. … effort to uphold equal protection of the law and avoid politically motivated and viewpoint-based prosecutions. … - page 558
… an agency, or officer thereof is a party.”*' However, in politically contentious cases, Assistant United States … an agency, or officer thereof is a party.”*' However, in politically contentious cases, Assistant United States … - page 559
… invitation to limit these fundamental promises based on the political ideology of the speech at issue. Chapter … invitation to limit these fundamental promises based on the political ideology of the speech at issue. … Zealously … - page 560
… interpretation of the First Amendment in service of a political ideology. In 303 Creative LLC v. Elenis, the … interpretation of the First Amendment in service of a political ideology. In 303 Creative LLC v. Elenis, the … - page 560
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… return to lawfulness. The Attorney General and other DOJ political leadership should provide the resources and moral … return to lawfulness. The Attorney General and other DOJ political leadership should provide the resources and moral … - page 561
… voter registration, including mail-in ballot fraud, was too politically costly.”* The Criminal Division’s Federal … voter registration, including mail-in ballot fraud, was too politically costly.”* The Criminal Division’s Federal … - page 563
… Rejecting Third-Party Requests for Politically Motivated - 8552 Rejecting Third-Party Requests for Politically Motivated Investigations or Prosecutions. The … demands from third-party groups that ask it to threaten politically motivated investigation or prosecution of those … - page 564
… to craft and coordinate a response to an ill-advised and politically motivated letter undermines the department’s … to craft and coordinate a response to an ill-advised and politically motivated letter undermines the department’s … - page 565
… and reject requests by third parties to engage in political grandstanding that ignores the department’s … traditional jurisdictional limits and that would trample politically controversial but constitutionally protected … and reject requests by third parties to engage in political grandstanding that ignores the department’s … - page 565
… of sufficient - 8589 • Ensure the assignment of sufficient political appointees throughout the department. Ensuring … Page number 569 … • Ensure the assignment of sufficient political appointees throughout the department. Ensuring … - page 569
… It is not enough for political - 8590 It is not enough for political appointees to serve in obvious offices like the … of Justice Page number 569 … It is not enough for political appointees to serve in obvious offices like the … - page 569
… of public information officers in which there are some political appointees who lead the office and provide … in editing, and distributing press releases, and the political appointees will step in for larger issues that … initiatives. This could be made more efficient by having political appointees for each division under the supervision … - page 570
… recidivism, and the like. It should not pursue the niche political agendas of academics or advocates. Moreover, a … recidivism, and the like. It should not pursue the niche political agendas of academics or advocates. Moreover, a … - page 571
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