plumThe Republican party has free reign to pass almost anything now. Can someone more informed speculate more on the connection between Trump and Project 2025? I was under the impression that he has distanced himself from the group because 501c3 non-profits can't endorse candidates, but there is a lot of inbreeding going on between them. Ultimately I am trying to figure out if Project 2025 is a better indicator of future policy goals or not.
Perhaps. We'll just have to wait and see. Many (but not nearly all) policy recommendations from the Heritage Foundation have been adopted by administrations since Reagan. Tons of conservative orgs come together and they make a big book of proposals, with an emphasis this time around on getting the right personnel into the white house and bureaucracy, because the last Trump administration was ineffective and full of traitors and neocons that didn't really believe in the original nationalist message. Anyways a handful of real conservatives from the first admin landed at the Heritage Foundation, and because the issues in this country are so extreme they sought solutions that were pretty extreme based, but unfortunately Trump's already surrounded himself with tons of special interests that weren't cool endangering the campaign by associating with it so they say anyone who's worked on it is blacklisted. They can still pick and choose if they want since they won, but it's unlikely because they've already gone with their own kosher version of it called Agenda 47.