#schedule of project

[klappert-art]

It's the heat haze day

[akanemnon]

Sorry, Noelle... They're a little slow on the uptake.

FIRST - PREVIOUS - NEXT

MASTERPOST (for the full series / FAQ / reference sheets)

[lavendergalactic]

☆ 　assorted shiny buttons !

self indulgent + requested, made them myself credit 4 putting on resource rentrys / blogs / etc f2u, feel free to resize / recolour!

"touhou fan" and the bad apple button for @llocket

"doll" & "darling" for @ethereabun

"kazubedo" for @toothfaeriie

"i <3 sandy" for @sanxelie

"chief" & "detective" for @lenqkeju

everything else is self indulgent

[brettanomycroft]

Alyssa Beck in 1995

[comicaurora]

[emunenenes]

yaoi first exams second

og image

[thats-why-i-gave-up-on-music]

she's telling her brother about her day :D

[yeonjune]

Yeonjun about the strain he felt while preparing for his debut solo project ✙ "GGUM" MAKING FILM

[appledoves]

a love like the one in memories

kanamizu week 2024 // day 5 - marriage

[distardre]

like realistically i very much doubt they would make ena unaccepting of mizuki's identity (i'm almost certainly just projecting when i say i'm afraid of that)

i feel like what actually is going to happen is that mizuki somehow gets outed by her classmates

considering mizuki seems to be wearing a regular shirt as opposed to their usual clothes/uniform and the detail the jp fan base pointed out of the debris flying away possibly being from fire, her fem uniform/clothes/accessories might be getting burned by her bullies or someone adjacent

the card is also called "what has been lost" possibly referring to these items since they are dear to mizuki

(it's not letting me link the tweet but i really like @/hosh1tt 's take on this theory:

guys what if they do burn her clothes and then ena comes in to defend her screaming at them but the classmates ask her if she really knows who mizuki is and then mizuki makes this face as they out her to ena)

[zondearts]

New Shizuku and Airi designs (the curse is lifted I am freeee)

[martyryo]

drew him too

guys I fear that life is getting weird and I'm not matching that weird

[sp00kywashere]

Doodle of winged Jay to go along with me promoting my fanfic >:) it also has jam bc I’m cringe, but yeah I just wanted to write about Jay having wings (Make sure to read tags!!)

[alwaysbewoke]

x

[shakingparadigm]

HAPPY BIRTHDAY TILL

[justinspoliticalcorner]

Andrew Prokop at Vox:

Former President Donald Trump has lately been trying to distance himself from Project 2025, claiming it was cooked up by the “severe right” and that he doesn’t know anything about it. But it turns out the severe right is coming from inside the house. Kevin Roberts, the self-proclaimed “head” of Project 2025, has a book coming out in September — and the book’s foreword is written by Trump’s vice presidential candidate, J.D. Vance, who lavishly praises its ideas. “Never before has a figure with Roberts’s depth and stature within the American Right tried to articulate a genuinely new future for conservatism,” Vance writes, according to the book’s Amazon page. “We are now all realizing that it’s time to circle the wagons and load the muskets. In the fights that lay ahead, these ideas are an essential weapon.”

What ideas? Like Vance, Roberts is obsessed with the idea that the left controls major American institutions — he lists Ivy League colleges, the FBI, the New York Times, the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, the Department of Education and even the Boy Scouts of America. The book argues that “conservatives need to burn down” these institutions if “we’re to preserve the American way of life.” (Vox has requested a copy of the book, but has not yet received one at the time of this writing.) Obviously, this poses a problem for Trump’s attempts to distance himself from the virally unpopular Project 2025 and its lengthy agenda for what he should do if he wins, which includes proposals to restrict abortion access and centralize executive power in the presidency.

And it’s one more indication that Trump’s pick of Vance might be politically problematic for him. Vance has a fascination with provocative and extreme far-right thinkers, and a history of praising their ideas. He is not a running mate tailored to win over swing voters who are concerned Trump might be too extreme — quite the opposite. The book was written and announced before Vance was chosen as Trump’s running mate. But there’s some indication that people involved had some late second thoughts about it. It was originally announced as “Dawn’s Early Light: Burning Down Washington to Save America,” with a cover image showing a match over the word “Washington.”

More recently, though, the subtitle has been changed to “Taking Back Washington to Save America,” and the match has vanished from the cover.

[...]

Vance agrees quite a bit with Project 2025’s most extreme ideas

Project 2025 contains a multitude of proposals in its 922-page plan, not all of which J.D. Vance necessarily supports. But he’s on record backing ideas similar to those put forth in two of Project 2025’s most controversial issue areas. The first is abortion. Project 2025 lays out a sweeping agenda by which the next president could use federal power to prevent abortions, including using an old law called the Comstock Act to prosecute people who mail abortion pills, and working to prevent women from abortion-banning states from traveling out of state to get abortions.

Vance is on record supporting these ideas. Last year, he signed a letter demanding that the Justice Department prosecute physicians and pharmacists “who break the Federal mail-order abortion laws.” In 2022, he said he was “sympathetic” to the idea that the federal government should stop efforts to help women traveling out of their states to get abortions. That year, he also said: “I certainly would like abortion to be illegal nationally.” At other points, Vance has struck a different tone. ““We have to accept that people do not want blanket abortion bans,” he said last December. And this month he said he supported a Supreme Court decision that allowed the abortion bill mifepristone to remain available. Here, Vance is trying to align with Trump, who — fearing political blowback — argues he merely wants abortion to be a state issue, despite his long alliance with the religious right. But Vance’s record implies his true agenda might be otherwise.

The second controversial area where Vance is sympatico with Project 2025 is centralizing presidential power over the executive branch. The project lays out various proposals to rein in what conservatives view as an out-of-control “deep state” bureaucracy — mainly, by firing far more career civil servants and installing far more political appointees throughout the government. Vance, as I wrote last week, has backed a maximalist version of this agenda. In 2021, Vance said that in Trump’s second term, Trump should “fire every single midlevel bureaucrat, every civil servant in the administrative state, replace them with our people.” The courts would try to stop this, Vance continued, and Trump should then “stand before the country like Andrew Jackson did, and say, ‘The chief justice has made his ruling. Now let him enforce it.’”

While Donald Trump is doing his darndest to supposedly run away from the highly unpopular Project 2025, his ticketmate J.D. Vance is making that proposition difficult to impossible.

See Also:

HuffPost: There’s Another Link Between Trump’s Campaign And Project 2025