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Brendan Boyle Has a Warning for Trump’s Project 2025 Mastermind (Plus: Sam Stein)

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Rampell, C. (2026, November 3). Brendan Boyle Has a Warning for Trump’s Project 2025 Mastermind (Plus: Sam Stein). The Bulwark. https://www.thebulwark.com/p/brendan-boyle-has-a-warning-for-trumps

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Rep. Brendan Boyle discusses potential Democratic actions if they regain control of the House, including reversing Trump's healthcare cuts and tariffs, during an interview with Catherine Rampell. The conversation also covers the economic impact of Trump’s Iran policy and how voter dissatisfaction with the economy might influence upcoming elections. Sam Stein joins to further analyze these issues and their implications for Election Day.
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Rep. Brendan Boyle recently warned against working with Trump’s Project 2025 mastermind, emphasizing that Democrats will reverse Trump's policies if they regain control of the House, including healthcare cuts and tariffs. He discussed potential economic fallout from a possible war with Iran and how rising costs could impact voter decisions in upcoming elections. The discussion highlighted the importance of tracing government policy effects on businesses and communities, underscoring Democrats' plans to address economic frustrations among voters.

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A quick note: One of the things we want Receipts to do is give conversations like this the room they deserve: go deep with people who know their industries inside and out, and trace government policy all the way from Washington to its effects on businesses, workers, and communities.
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Brendan Boyle Has a Warning for Trump’s Project 2025 Mastermind (Plus: Sam Stein) · assertive framing

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Brendan Boyle Has a Warning for Trump’s Project 2025 Mastermind (Plus: Sam Stein) asserted
Boyle → have → Mastermind
“We don’t work with the bad guys” asserted
We → work → guys
Rep. Brendan Boyle joins Catherine Rampell to discuss what Democrats plan to do if they take back the House, from reversing Trump’s healthcare cuts and tariffs to confronting the economic fallout from his Iran war. asserted
they → join → war
Plus Sam Stein and Catherine look ahead to Election Day, Trump's closing economic message, and how rising costs and voters' frustrations over the economy could shape decisions at the polls. uncertain
costs → look → polls
A quick note: One of the things we want Receipts to do is give conversations like this the room they deserve: go deep with people who know their industries inside and out, and trace government policy all the way from Washington to its effects on businesses, workers, and communities. asserted
who → want → businesses
Your support for The Bulwark gives us the freedom to do more of that kind of work. asserted
support → give → work
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