In the shadow of Donald Trump, several members of an ultraconservative think tank are preparing “Project 2025”, aiming to restructure the United States in less than six months in the event of the Republican candidate’s inauguration. A plan of which Donald Trump himself does not seem to share the ideas.
Nearly 900 pages to reform America and its system from a potential inauguration on January 20. In the midst of the race for the White House, Donald Trump continues his seduction operation across the United States, a few weeks before the presidential election, scheduled for November 5.
And behind the scenes, the allies of Democrat Kamala Harris’ opponent have been preparing a plan for months, which expects only one thing: her victory in the presidential election.
Entitled “Project 2025”, this plan indicates the broad outlines of American policy in the event of victory against the Democratic camp, with numerous changes in the political system.
A plan to reform the United States
Written by The Heritage Foundation, an association known for its ultraconservatism and its involvement in the ultraliberal policies of former President Ronald Reagan in the 1980s, this massive document could lead to a “second American revolution” according to Kevin Roberts, president of this think tank cited by CBS.
Among the main elements put forward in this document, which can be consulted online, is the dismantling of the “administrative state”, with the end of the independence of certain federal agencies including the APE, the protection agency of ‘environment.
Still according to the editors of “Project 2025”, a reform of the Department of Justice is considered necessary, due to a “lack of interest in Americans” on the part of “radical left bureaucrats”.
One of the points which provokes the most reactions across the Atlantic concerns the replacement of civil servants deemed “disloyal” by agents chosen by the power in place.
The family, a major point of the “2025 Project”
At the heart of Donald Trump’s conservative policy, the issues of family and abortion are also in the broad outlines of the Heritage Foundation’s “Project 2025”.
Proposing that “fatherlessness is a leading cause of poverty, crime, mental illness, adolescent suicide, drug addiction, church rejection, and school dropouts in the United States. “, the document promotes the “biblical” family, composed of “one man and one woman.”
Regarding abortion, the roadmap recommends a ban on medical abortion, as well as an end to federal subsidies intended for family planning.
A plan disavowed by Donald Trump
Finally, immigration, Donald Trump’s strong point, is discussed with a tougher policy. The drafters of “Project 2025” recommend in particular “taking a creative and aggressive approach” to combating drug cartels at the border, with the use of active military personnel and the National Guard to assist in enforcement operations. arrest along the southern border.
For his part, Republican candidate Donald Trump indicated that he had no direct link with the Heritage Foundation and this project which seems to sow discord within the “Great Old Party”.
“I don’t agree with some of the things they say and some of the things they say are absolutely ridiculous and abysmal,” he said on his Truth Social account.
