The architect of Project2025, Kevin Roberts, was all set to release a book about what he calls "a peaceful Second American Revolution," but now he's decided to postpone its launch to wait to see who wins the 2024 presidential election.
Weird, I wonder why.
Roberts, who makes House Speaker Mike Johnson look open-minded, is the guy who runs the Heritage Foundation, aka the Christian cult-like think-tank creating the blueprint for taking over America a la The Handmaid's Tale.
“There’s a time for writing, reading, and book tours — and a time to put down the books and go fight like hell to take back our country,” said Roberts in a statement.
Project2025 is directly linked to Donald Trump's campaign, with Roberts being named as a potential Chief of Staff. And since such talented political strategists surround him (lol no they don't), none of them thought to try to keep their plot on the d/l.
Now Trump and his dwindling staff are scrambling to distance him from "Trump's Project2025," which is kind of tough considering his running mate, catastrophically unpopular JD "Vladimir Futon" Vance, wrote the forward.
This would be the same weirdo who had the audacity to claim he had no idea what the Heritage Foundation was, yet gave a speech there only last year.
The description of KKKevin's book sounds like the pile of hot garbage that it is. It's disappointing to see his publisher isn't Don Jr's shell publishing house located in Canada, but very reputable HarperCollins.
Called Dawn's Early Light: Taking Back Washington to Save America, it "blazes a promising path for the American people to take back their country."
Its only reviews are written by the likes of Tucker Carlson, Newt Gingrich, and...JD Vance himself.
"Never before has a figure with Roberts’s depth and stature within the American Right tried to articulate a genuinely new future for conservatism," reads Vance's totally non-biased review, echoing his own words from the forward he wrote. "We are now all realizing that it’s time to circle the wagons and load the muskets. In the fights that lie ahead, these ideas are an essential weapon."
Sure, that's not weird.
While HarperCollins has to wait to release this banger, perhaps it should focus on actual non-culty writers with no connections to crazy plots to stage a coup and who have been struggling to get proper publishing deals.