Most Americans haven’t heard much about Project 2025 by the Heritage Foundation, but it’s more known and disliked among Democrats after recent high-profile attacks.
Karoline Leavitt navigates a complex Trump campaign as she distances from Project 2025, a plan criticized by Trump himself.
“President Biden tweeted, ‘Google Project 2025,’ sparking massive interest. What is it? A GOP plan to overhaul the government.”
A conservative blueprint for a second Trump administration, spearheaded by the Heritage Foundation, calls for reshaping the government and federal higher education policy.
Project 2025, backed by the Heritage Foundation, aims to influence the next presidential transition, targeting ESG and DOL ERISA rules in its agenda.
As elections approach, polls suggest former President Trump might return to office by 2025. Key to his potential administration is Project 2025, which proposes a right-wing governance model.
If Donald Trump wins the presidency, his administration may follow Project 2025, a far-right transition plan labeled as “authoritarian” and “dystopian.”
Over 100 conservative groups contributed to Project 2025, a Heritage Foundation initiative proposing a federal overhaul if Trump wins in 2024.
Former President Donald Trump distanced himself from Project 2025, despite contributions from his former officials and ties to The Heritage Foundation.
Karoline Leavitt faces a dilemma as Trump denounces Project 2025, a plan she helped create. The campaign distances itself despite deep ties.