Summary
Former President Trump mentioned Project 2025 in a recent social media post, despite distancing himself from the initiative during his 2024 campaign. Project 2025 is a plan created by some of Trump’s allies and the Heritage Foundation, focusing on reshaping American policies and government structures. Trump plans to meet with Russ Vought, a key figure in the project, to discuss government strategy amid a shutdown.
Key Facts
- Project 2025 was not an official Trump campaign platform but was created by Trump allies.
- The project proposes expanding executive power and controlling federal bureaucracy.
- Trump distanced himself from the project during the 2024 campaign, calling it "extreme."
- Russ Vought, who helped develop Project 2025, will meet with Trump for discussions amid a government shutdown.
- The plan includes proposals on abortion, oil and gas drilling, and reducing government agencies' size.
- Trump mentioned Vought on social media, highlighting his connection to Project 2025.
- Project 2025 drafts suggest significant changes to American social and economic structures.
