Republicans Turning On Trump?

Media Claims GOP “Frustrated,” But Trump Holds the Line

Liberal media outlets are working overtime to create division among Republicans. On CNN, New York Times reporter Maggie Haberman claimed some GOP lawmakers are “quietly frustrated” by President Trump’s references to Project 2025 during the government shutdown. But conservatives see this moment as a turning point — a chance to finally slash wasteful spending, restore traditional values, and secure the border.

What Is Project 2025?

Project 2025, crafted by the Heritage Foundation with input from Russell Vought, lays out a conservative action plan to:

• Mass deport illegal immigrants and secure America’s borders.
• Eliminate federal funding for radical “diversity, equity, and inclusion” programs.
• Roll back taxpayer-funded abortion programs and restore pro-life protections.
• Cut bloated government agencies and return power to the people.

For millions of conservatives, this is exactly the kind of agenda Washington has ignored for too long.

Trump Turns Shutdown Into Leverage

President Trump has refused to back down. Instead of letting Democrats dictate terms, he’s using the shutdown to highlight bloated government and force serious reforms. On Truth Social, Trump said:

“Today I’m meeting with Russ Vought, well known for PROJECT 2025, to review which Democrat-run agencies — many of them nothing more than political scams — should be eliminated, and whether those cuts stay temporary or become permanent.”

This bold approach has Democrats and unions panicking. Left-wing groups even filed lawsuits, furious that federal agencies may finally face layoffs or permanent budget cuts.

Democrats Demand More Spending

Instead of focusing on fiscal responsibility, Democrats continue to push for:

• Extending ObamaCare subsidies.
• Reversing Medicaid reforms.
• Expanding government dependency programs.

Trump has called these demands “ridiculous,” making clear that taxpayer dollars should not be used to expand failed liberal policies.

Media and Polls Don’t Tell the Whole Story

Haberman claimed polls show Project 2025 is “unpopular.” But Americans have heard that story before. Pollsters said Trump couldn’t win in 2016 — and he shocked the world. Today, grassroots conservatives see through the spin. They know Project 2025 represents a real plan to:

• Protect taxpayers.
• Secure the border.
• Defend traditional American values.
• End Washington’s culture of waste.

A Vision to Make America Great Again

Far from weakening Trump, the shutdown has given him leverage. His willingness to cut federal waste, take on Democrat obstruction, and push for bold conservative reforms shows exactly why millions still rally behind him.

For conservatives age 50+, Project 2025 isn’t a liability — it’s the roadmap to Make America Great Again and protect the America we love for future generations.