John Dellaporta: - List out even like, three bad SC decisions (Dobbs, Chevron, Immunity). - Talk about Biden in terms of “administration” and a whole government. - Use that to immediately contrast to Project 2025, which is also administrative.

- List out even like, three bad SC decisions (Dobbs, Chevron, Immunity). - Talk about Biden in terms of “administration” and a whole government. - Use that to immediately contrast to Project 2025, which is also administrative.

“He took away abortion and he wants to be a dictator” should be plastered on every surface and blaring out of every speaker.

The thing about the Biden discourse right now is, yeah, it’s drama, but it’s also TOTALLY a red herring. In a two-party system, it’s the perfect return-to-earth moment that we’re voting between parties with coalitions and agendas. France got this. UK got this. Time for us to get this.

It almost feels fateful that the Supreme Court conferred absolute authority onto the president in the very same year that our candidate is reminding us that the president can and should be a figurehead, mouthpiece, and final say-maker at the head of a competent team.

Another great dichotomy: Trump did his classic “I don’t know her” rebuff on Project 2025. It’s practically a running joke that Trump pretends he doesn’t know the people in his admin. THERE’S your contrast message. An executive so disconnected from his admin he regularly pretends they don’t exist.

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