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During his campaign, Trump distanced himself from Project 2025. However, he has now changed course and appointed individuals with connections to the right-wing ideology to his administration.
Written by Zolan Kanno-Youngs and Erica L. Green
Journalists are reporting on events taking place at the White House and the transition of
Throughout the campaign, President-elect Donald J. Trump denied any involvement with a conservative policy proposal called Project 2025, which aimed to make significant changes to the federal government. Despite the fact that some of his close associates were involved in crafting the plan, Trump insisted that he had no association with it.
During the debate with Vice President Kamala Harris, Mr. Trump dismissed several policy goals as being unreasonable. He also mentioned that he had no intention of reading them.
Currently, as he prepares for his comeback to the White House, Mr. Trump has enlisted the help of several architects and supporters to manage important matters such as the federal budget, intelligence gathering, and his proposed mass deportation plans.
Critics are pointing out that the change in stance from Mr. Trump was expected. He distanced himself from the lengthy manifesto once it was clear that it was unpopular with voters. Now that he has been re-elected, critics believe he is ignoring those initial concerns.
Tony Carrk, the executive director of Accountable.US, a watchdog group monitoring Mr. Trump’s cabinet selections linked to the project, stated that President-elect Trump is no longer pretending and is moving forward with the right-wing industry figures influencing an agenda he previously rejected during his campaign.
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