Head of Project 2025 resigns
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The director of Project 2025 - a controversial policy blueprint for the next Republican administration - has stepped down from his role at the conservative Heritage Foundation think tank.
Project 2025, a 900-plus-page proposal, featured sweeping governmental reforms including expanding the powers of the US president and eliminating thousands of civil servants.
Paul Dans "built the project from scratch and bravely led this endeavour over the past two years" but is now "moving up to the front where the fight remains", said Kevin Roberts, president of the Heritage Foundation.
Trump has repeatedly disavowed Project 2025, though critics point out it is led by his former administration officials.
Mr Dans served as chief of staff and White House liaison at the Office of Personnel Management during the Trump administration.
In his role as head of the 2025 Presidential Transition Project at Heritage, he organised policy and personnel recommendations and training for appointees in the next presidential administration, according to the think tank's website.
“Project 2025 has completed exactly what it set out to do: bringing together over 110 leading conservative organisations to create a unified conservative vision, motivated to devolve power from the unelected administrative state, and returning it to the people," Mr Roberts said.
“This tool was built for any future administration to use,” he added.
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Have you read any of this thing? NPR posted all 920 pages of it on line. I’ve skimmed some of it.
Terrifying.
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Here's a link to Project 2025:
https://static.project2025.org/2025_MandateForLeadership_FULL.pdf
By opening this book, you are now a part of it. Indeed, one set of eyes reading these passages will be those of the 47th President of the United States, and we hope every other reader will join in making the incoming Administration a success
Wrong on two counts, assuming he's talking about DJT. First, he's said he knows nothing about Project 2025. Second, we all know the guy doesn't read.
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