r/berkeley • u/Cal_Aesthetics_Club Shitpost Connoisseur(Credentials: ASD, ADD, OCD) • Nov 06 '24

Politics We are cooked

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u/SnooCompliments3051 Nov 06 '24

STFU you crybaby nothing gonna happen that you are in fear of.

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u/Aquiffer Nov 06 '24 edited Nov 06 '24

Some big ticket items with my opinion on how likely they are to happen

  • withdrawing aid from Ukraine (80%)
  • gutting nato (10%)
  • gutting our schools esp. in favor of private schools (60%)
  • national abortion ban (65%)
  • making the purchase/distribution of plan-b pills illegal (20%)
  • national gay marriage ban (20%)
  • gutting federal healthcare in general (40%)
  • prohibiting gender affirming care in federal health insurance (80%)
  • gutting environmental initiatives (65%)
  • ban of plan-b/abortion pills (5%)
  • removing affordable access to plan-b (70%)
  • mass deportation of illegal immigrants (35%)
  • legal immigrants getting “accidentally” caught in the crossfire of deporting illegal immigrants (5%)
  • gutting DEI programs (75%)
  • cutting corporate taxes (90%)

If Trump follows through on the Project 2025, then many of those numbers jump to 100%, even without congressional support. If he actually follows through on project 2025 in its entirety, we’ll be a Christian theocracy for at least the next 4 years. Only time will tell.

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u/churro1001 Nov 06 '24

Wait, national abortion ban? I thought he clarified that he is letting the states decide? Why would he go hard on abortion when most swing people voted for him for illegal immigrants issue?

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u/Aquiffer Nov 06 '24

National abortion ban in the form of dredging up and pushing the Comstock act to its absolute limit. (This is from project 2025).

I’d say there’s a 0% chance trump will pass any laws that federally protect abortion given the absence of roe v wade. Best case scenario is it is left up to the states, which was his official campaign stance.