The Political Right Vs. Left
No offence to the author of the meme, but your “experience” has nothing to do with the issue at hand. The subject matter here is true by definition.
Conservatives want small government, low taxes, and the dominance of the white race, because all this enables them to retain as much of their wealth as possible. Since they have no interest in anyone or anything else, this really says nothing more about the right and left than one could find in a dictionary.
I’m reminded of what the late multibillionaire Charles Koch said in an interview when asked about taxation and what he thought was fair. His reply: “I get to keep my money.”
Of course. What a thoughtful and useful response. You benefit from your country’s infrastructure, law enforcement and justice system, disease control, military defense apparatus, air traffic control, and 40+ other governmental systems that all increase your level of health, safety, and convenience, but “you get to keep your money?”
You apparently have failed to notice that you live in a society, one that requires you to think beyond your own greed and selfishness.
Note that there is nothing about this guy, his car, or his sign that associates him directly with a certain presidential candidate. But is there really any doubt?
I don’t know how readers play the New York Times daily games like Wordle, but the meme here reminds me of a clue from yesterday’s “The Mini” (crossword). The clue was “PR concern” and the answer was “image.”
As suggested here, Trump’s assertion that he has no knowledge of Project 2025 is a lie, but so is essentially everything else he says.
2GreenEnergy supporter Gary Tulie in Buckinghamshire, England sent me this report on the 
What hit me here was: Retweet so every American knows Trump was besties with Epstein.
When we consider the current presidential administration we tend to think of one person, Joe Biden, but we need to keep in mind that there are approximately 1500 people in various positions who are working hard under the president to build the base of jobs, strengthen the economy, and restore honesty and fairness to government.
Here’s a 
Think for a moment how few present-day Republicans hold to what Teddy Roosevelt said here. It’s actually smack-dab in the middle of the modern Democratic platform.
One would have thought this was as firmly fixed in our society as anything could possibly be.
