Project 2025 is a detailed policy and personnel plan developed by The Heritage Foundation and allied conservative groups in preparation for a Republican presidential administration. It outlines proposed changes across every major federal department and includes a personnel database to identify loyal staffers for government positions.
The post urges progressive readers to spread awareness about Project 2025 beyond politically engaged audiences, highlighting its scope and the level of institutional planning involved.
From the Project 2025 website: “The next conservative President will enter office on January 20, 2025, with a simple choice: greatness or failure. It will be a daunting test, but no more so than every other generation of Americans has faced and passed.”
“The Conservative Promise represents the best effort of the conservative movement in 2023—and the next conservative President’s last opportunity to save our republic.”
Who’s Behind Project 2025?
Meet the executives at The Heritage Foundation who are responsible for Project 2025.
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Let’s get the word out about the threats of Project 2025, not just inside the movement, where most people are already aware of it, but on social media where it could potentially reach people who aren’t paying attention to politics.
I've seen an article or two written about Project 2025, and I heard some talk about it on cable news weeks ago, but the coverage stopped. This is far too important not to cover. The manual got a lot of attention after celebrities, like Taraji P. Jensen, spoke about it on live television.
"The Project 2025 plan is not a game. Look it up," Henson said, looking straight into the camera, during her impassioned speech.
What is Project 2025?
Conservative groups like The Heritage Foundation got together to create a step-by-step plan in preparation for the next Republican President.
This manual isn’t just a general outline of basic policy ideas that they have put forward. Every section is extremely detailed. There’s an entire section devoted to listing the names of loyal supporters who will staff the different departments once the entire government bureaucracy has been cleared out.
The project is based on four pillars: a Policy Agenda, Personnel Database, Training and a 180-Day Playbook.
Every. Single. Department. They plan to gut the entire federal government so they can restaff agencies and departments with people who will not stand in the way of their plans.
Don’t forget, an executive from The Heritage Foundation was part of the meeting between Trump and Victor Orbán at Mar-a-Lago. I assume they wanted more information about how Orbán was able to successfully destroy democracy in Hungary and remain in power. It’s not as if Donald Trump hasn't already attempted to remain in power. The 2020 election… fake electors plot… January 6th coup.
Detailed Planning For Republican Authoritarian Rule
The Table of Contents, which includes a section for each area of the federal government. Each section looks the same, with a list of personnel who will staff that department.
Section 1: Taking the Reins of Government
1. White House Office: Rick Dearborn
2. Executive Office of the President of the United States: Russ Vought
3. Central Personnel Agencies: Managing the Bureaucracy: Donald Devine, Dennis Dean Kirk, Paul Dans
Section 2 is called: The Common Defense and it lists personnel for the Department of Defense, Department of Homeland Security, Department of State, Intelligence Community, Agency of International Development, and Media & Communications.
Each section in the table of contents is linked to the corresponding section in the manual. You can see the entire table of contents here.
Army of Trump Sycophants
There’s a page on the Project 2025 website called the “Presidential Personnel Database” with an offer:
Want to be considered for positions in a presidential Administration? Submit your resume today to be included in the personnel database.
It appears, and I've heard it said, that they are looking for Trump loyalists that will do whatever Trump wants without question. That is not good!
Freaked out yet? Or maybe it's just me?
If you’re not sufficiently terrified by this point, it may help to watch some of the official training videos for the people who will be infiltrating various departments (the names listed in each section as shown in the sample of Section 1 above).
Either way, It’s important that the American public know exactly who will be in charge and what their plans are before November 5th, so share this (or the project 2025 website) far and wide and be sure to read the other sections on the website about the policies they plan to implement. You can view the full, 920-page document here. (but don't read it in the dark or right before bed).
Additional Project 2025 Resources and Updates
The checklist. What has already been implemented since Trump took office in January, 2025.
Details of what’s in each section of the manual.
Visit The Heritage Foundation: Project 2025 Content Hub for all of the Resist Hate content about it on one page.
