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Video: Trump’s Ties to Project 2025 Are Closer Than He Lets On

By Casey Harrison

August 28, 2024
@nevadannews

While Donald Trump has repeatedly tried to distance himself from the widely unpopular Project 2025, more and more evidence shows the former president’s ties to the conservative policy playbook. The presidential transition initiative spearheaded by the Heritage Foundation had at least 140 former Trump administration staffers working on Project 2025, including many high-ranking advisors who were listed in the document as either an author, editor, or contributor. Trump has also praised the Heritage Foundation and has flown on a private jet with the group’s president, and during a reception hosted by the collective in 2022, the former president called them a “great group.” “They’re going to lay the ground work and detail plans for exactly what our movement will do and what your movement will do when the American people give us a colossal mandate to save America,” Trump said in April 2022. Newly surfaced internal Project 2025 training videos further solidify those connections to Trump. The videos, obtained and published by ProPublica, show 29 of 36 speakers highlighted have been found to have worked for Trump in some capacity — from his 2016 presidential campaign, in the administration, or his 2024 re-election team. Read more about Project 2025 and how a second Trump term could affect Nevada by visiting the link in our bio.

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  • Casey Harrison

    Casey Harrison is political correspondent for The Nevadan. Previously, he covered politics and the Oakland Athletics' relocation to Southern Nevada for the Las Vegas Sun, and before that, was a digital producer at The Detroit News. Casey graduated from Michigan State University in 2019.

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