Project 2025, a controversial plan for a potential Trump administration, faces scrutiny and backlash. Biden and the DNC highlight its ties to Trump, while Trump denies involvement.
Media Matters has documented right-wing media complaints against overtime pay for over a decade, highlighting opposition from Fox News and The Wall Street Journal.
DNC National Press Secretary Emilia Rowland criticizes Trump’s 2024 Republican platform, calling it extreme and deceptive.
President Biden has critiqued “Project 2025,” a conservative blueprint aimed at overhauling the US government if adopted.
“Tamara Keith, NPR: At the HQ, he spoke without notes. Mentioned ‘Dark Brandon’ meme. He’s pushing past his age rhetoric, aiming to prove he’s here to stay.”
“PHOTO: STOP PROJECT 2025 Rally, DC, Jan 2024. As a news media member, I stay on top of the news cycle obsessively. Project 2025…”
Trump’s attempt to distance from Project 2025 fails, given the project’s extensive Trump ties and similar policy ideas.
Despite attempts to distance himself, Trump is closely tied to “Project 2025,” a plan to overhaul the federal government.
“Voters are increasingly hearing about ‘Project 2025,’ a Heritage Foundation initiative for a sweeping executive branch overhaul if Trump wins. Criticized by Trump himself, yet linked to his campaign, the project features a detailed policy guide and personnel training.”
More than half of former President Donald Trump’s key policy proposals are unpopular with voters, a recent YouGov poll revealed.