It is a movement led by far-right extremists that attacks our nation's founding principles, such as our system of checks and balances, freedom of speech and of the press, and separation of church and state. These are the very principles that keep our country strong and make America the best nation on earth."-U.S. Rep. Ted Lieu Eliminating safe, legal abortion and effective contraception.
Obliterating of the very mention of sexual orientation and gender identity, diversity, equity, and inclusion, reproductive health, and reproductive rights from every federal rule, regulation, contract, grant, or piece of legislation.
Replacing skilled civil servants with extremist partisan hacks.
This is Project 2025, the new Southern Manifesto. It is almost certain to be America's future if Donald Trump is elected to another term.
Drafted in response to the Supreme Court's landmark ruling in Brown v. Board of Education and signed by 19 Senators and 82 Representatives from the South, the Southern Manifesto - officially titled "Declaration of Constitutional Principles" -- was a vow to uphold racial segregation and white supremacy.
Project 2025 goes even further. It seeks to re-implement a rigid social hierarchy that oppresses not only people of color--but also women, non-Christians, the LGBTQ+ community, working families, and immigrants.
Key to this dystopian agenda is purging the government of non-partisan civil servants who are loyal to the Constitution and replacing them with extremist partisan hacks loyal only to Trump.
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