Project 2025 Explained, Gregory Durnham, 2025
This book attempts to explain "Project 2025," from the conservative Heritage Foundation, which has been so much in the news recently.
A central part of the plan is cut taxes, and regulations, on business, so they can build more facilities, and create more jobs (instead of raising their own salaries). Another important part of the plan is to concentrate as much power as possible in the hands of the president; it is supposed to improve efficiency. With the coming of high technology, some jobs will disappear, but other jobs will be created. The plan talks about investing in AI and green technology, along with education to re-train laid off workers in 21st century jobs.
"As Project 2025 moves forward, a fundamental aspect of its framework is the incorporation of diversity, inclusion and social justice into all facets of its policy-making and implementation." (page 109 of the kindle edition of this book) Really? When will that start?
For those who don't want to take on the nearly 1,000-page
Heritage Foundation book, this is an excellent substitute. It is highly
recommended for all Americans.
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