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The Democratic National Committee (DNC) projected images on Trump Tower in Chicago, highlighting the contrast between the Democratic ticket of Vice President Kamala Harris and Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz, and the Republican ticket of former President Donald Trump and Ohio Sen. JD Vance. The projections focused on ‘Project 2025,’ a political initiative from the Heritage Foundation, which the Democrats are framing as detrimental to working families and a power grab for Trump. The event took place ahead of the Democratic National Convention, where the party hopes to build on recent polling gains.

Russell Vought, a key figure in the MAGA movement and co-author of ‘Project 2025’, was secretly recorded discussing his work on policy for former President Donald Trump. The leaked video reveals details about his plans to limit pornography and immigration, his belief in ‘Christian nation-ism’, and the extensive preparation for potential action on Trump’s agenda.

Project 2025, a blueprint for a conservative overhaul of the US government, was released by the Heritage Project in July. The document, which proposes radical changes across various sectors, has drawn attention for its controversial stances on issues such as abortion, LGBTQ+ rights, taxation, and student debt. This article explores five of the most alarming initiatives outlined in Project 2025, highlighting their potential implications for American society.

The leader of the Heritage Foundation’s Project 2025, a blueprint for a future Republican administration to restructure the U.S. government, has stepped down amid criticism from former President Donald Trump. Trump called the program “absolutely ridiculous and abysmal,” while Democrats have linked it to his campaign. The project, launched in April 2022, is not associated with Trump’s campaign. The Heritage Foundation says the project has completed its goals and will continue its efforts to build a personnel apparatus for policymakers.

The Biden campaign is tying former President Trump to a controversial blueprint, ‘Project 2025,’ claiming it’s a plan for a Republican administration to restructure the U.S. government. Meanwhile, Trump has distanced himself from the initiative, while facing pressure to exit the 2024 race.

Former President Donald Trump has distanced himself from the Heritage Foundation’s ‘Project 2025,’ a conservative blueprint for a future Republican administration, calling it ‘absolutely ridiculous and abysmal.’ Trump’s disavowal comes as the Biden campaign and Democrats have targeted the project in their attacks on Trump’s candidacy, linking it to a potential ‘second American Revolution.’

Democratic Rep. Ayanna Pressley of Massachusetts claimed Wednesday that if former President Donald Trump is re-elected, his Department of Justice would go on a “murdering spree.” Pressley made the speculations about political violence at a House Oversight and Accountability Committee hearing on the Office of Personnel Management. She criticized a Heritage Foundation policy roadmap for a future Republican president, Project 2025, as a “pathway” to “wholesale policy violence.” Pressley alleged that under another Trump presidency, the Department of Justice would perpetrate a “murdering spree” via abuse of capital punishment. Fox News Digital reached out to the Trump campaign and the Heritage Foundation for reaction to the representative’s comments.