Project 2025, a wish list of policy goals for a second Donald Trump presidency written by The Heritage Foundation, a conservative think tank, has faced increasing scrutiny for advocating for — among other extreme positions — the elimination of the Department of Education and imprisoning creators of pornography.
But the dense playbook, clocking in at 922 pages, is a slog to sift through, making it difficult for average voters to identify what the project’s “Mandate for Leadership: the Conservative Promise” says about issues they care about.
Media reports cover some of the most striking proposals — like dismantling entire federal agencies and enshrining Christian values into law — but the playbook touches on everything from environmental regulations to labor laws.
Enter Rajat Paharia, a former Google product manager who believes everyone should see what Project 2025 could mean for them. Paharia created 25 and Me, an AI-powered website that allows viewers to sort by topic and read for themselves what the …