• What I Learned When I Read 887 Pages of Project 2025 (Carlos Lozada, NY Times, 2-29-24) "There is plenty here that one would expect from a contemporary conservative agenda: calls for lower corporate taxes and against abortion rights; criticism of diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives and the “climate fanaticism” of the Biden administration; and plans to militarize the southern border and target the “administrative state,” which is depicted here as a powerful and unmanageable federal bureaucracy bent on left-wing social engineering. Yet what is most striking about the book is not the specific policy agenda it outlines but how far the authors are willing to go in pursuit of that agenda and how reckless their assumptions are about law, power and public service."
• The Truth About Project 2025 (Project 2025, Presidential Transition Project) The Left has spent millions fearmongering about Project 2025, because they’re terrified of losing their power. And they should be. Project 2025 offers a menu of solutions to the border crisis, inflation, a stagnant economy, and rampant crime. It shows how we can take on China, fix our schools, and support families. But most importantly, it dismantles the unaccountable Deep State, taking power away from Leftist elites and giving it back to the American people.
• How Project 2025 would change American life (Jacob Knutson, Axios 7-20-24) Trump's teams would "privatize" and "commercialize" segments of our federal system that provide us with key services (public broadcasting, student debt relief, free pre-school), plus shrinking the social safety net, capping funding for Medicaid, Read More