Is it my job to scare you about Project 2025?
My inaugural newsletter is about a topic you’ve been clamoring for, one that has caused significant alarm bells to sound in the minds of many Americans.
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Is it my job to scare you about Project 2025?
According to one person I interviewed, it is. Because a scary headline makes you click. It makes you pay attention. It makes you subscribe so you don’t miss out on the next piece of bad news.
My inaugural newsletter is about a topic you’ve been clamoring for, one that has caused significant alarm bells to sound in the minds of many Americans. Should I be worried about Project 2025? Is this the end of American democracy? These are the questions I’ve fielded many thousands of times over the past few months.
So here you are: an in-depth look at the Heritage Foundation’s Project 2025, complete with interviews with contributors.