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How Project 2025 Is Reshaping America

David A. Graham

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Executive Power & Government Restructuring
Personnel Overhaul
Consolidating Authority
Ending DOJ Independence
Social Policy & Christian Nationalism
Family & Reproductive Rights
LGBTQ+ & Civil Rights
Education & Healthcare
Immigration & Border Security
Mass Deportation
Asylum & Legal Entry
Domestic Deterrence
Economy, Labor & Tech
Tax & Financial Deregulation
Labor & Welfare
Tech & Corporate Control
Environment & Energy
Climate Denial
Fossil Fuel Primacy
Environmental Deregulation
Foreign Policy & Defense
Geopolitical Strategy
Military & Intel Purge
Anti-Woke Defense

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According to Project 2025's architects, what was the primary reason for the perceived failures of Donald Trump's first term?

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The Project Summary & Overview

The Project (2025) is a concise, accessible guide to Project 2025 – the sweeping conservative policy agenda now being implemented by the second Trump administration. It unpacks how the plan aims to reshape the executive branch and American society, from enforcing strict gender norms to dismantling worker protections and civil service safeguards.

Who Should Listen to The Project?

  • Government professionals tracking efforts to restructure federal power
  • Journalists and political analysts covering conservative governance and MAGA policy
  • Researchers studying executive overreach, right-wing populism, and democratic erosion

About the Author: David A. Graham

David A. Graham reports on national affairs, politics, and criminal justice as a staff writer for the Atlantic. His analysis of the 2020 presidential election earned him the Toner Prize for Excellence in National Political Reporting, and he previously oversaw the Atlantic’s politics section during its Webby Award-winning run. His work has also been featured in outlets like Newsweek, the Wall Street Journal, and the Berlin Policy Journal.

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