Exclusive: A First Look at the Dems’ Version of Project 2025
The Democratic policy group Project 2029 is set to unveil its initial policy proposals aimed at shaping the upcoming presidential primary campaign. This initiative is a response to the earlier Republican Project 2025, which served as a guiding framework for the GOP. Project 2029 seeks to clarify the party's stance on various issues and provide solutions to contemporary challenges facing families and the economy.
- ▪Project 2029 aims to release a series of policy proposals to guide the Democratic Party in the upcoming presidential campaign.
- ▪The proposals focus on issues such as utility monopolies, child care affordability, and protecting children from harmful online content.
- ▪Chad Maisel, the executive director of Project 2029, emphasizes the need for the party to articulate what they stand for and how they plan to address key issues.
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The OppositionExclusive: A First Look at the Dems’ Version of Project 2025The group dubbed Project 2029 is unveiling its first policy proposals. We got the preview.Lauren EganMay 27, 202692Share(Photo illustration by The Bulwark / Photos: Shutterstock)FOUR YEARS AGO, an alliance of MAGA policy groups led by the Heritage Foundation began organizing a compendium of principles and plans designed to serve as guidance for Republicans should they win back the presidency. Their publication was officially titled Mandate for Leadership1, but ever since its release in April 2023, it has been universally known by the name of the group effort: Project 2025.Over the course of the 2024 campaign, Project 2025 morphed from a blueprint into a political albatross.
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