Project 2025 Weekly Updates

This week we examine the links between Heritage Foundation President Kevin Roberts and Opus Dei and take a look at Russell Vought, one of Project 2025’s principal architects. We’ll expose Project 2025 and Christopher Miller’s frightening plans for the U.S. military, and the grim future for undocumented immigrants and asylum seekers should Project 2025’s plans be implemented. We’ll also hear from Project 2025 supporters Russell Vought, Mike Howell, Charlie Kirk, Ken Cuccinelli, Liz Wheeler, and Jeremy Carl in their own words.

This week we look at the shocking resignation of Project 2025 director Paul Dans, Project 2025’s racist contributors, the conservative right’s embrace of “self-deportation,” and the dark money funding Project 2025.

This week we look at seven conservative organizations who have disassociated themselves from Project 2025, and one republican governor’s rebuke of the conservative agenda. We’ll also delve into the powerful and influential Project 2025 supporter the Conservative Partnership Institute, why Project 2025 has Scientific American concerned, and how Project 2025 threatens the safety of Americans.

This week we look at how Stephen Miller of America First Legal has disassociated from Project 2025, a new documentary focusing on victims of Project 2025 supporter TPUSA’s “Professor Watchlist,” a secretive Christian Nationalist funding network backing Project 2025, and the devastating impact Project 2025 would inflict on veterans.

This week we take a closer look at Project 2025’s architect Kevin Roberts and his violent rhetoric, as well as the undeniable ties between Project 2025 and Donald Trump.

This week we look at 18 Project 2025 organizations battling against surrogacy, Project 2025’s war on higher education, and how recent SCOTUS decisions help further Project 2025’s goal of dismantling the “administrative state.” We’ll also hear directly from a host of Project 2025 supporters, including Charlie Kirk, Kevin Roberts, Candace Owens and others, in their own words.