Here's What Right-Wing Power Brokers Want Trump to Do in His Second Term

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

56% : This encompasses aggressive measures such as restricting access to contraception, leveraging the Center for Disease Control (CDC) for heightened "abortion surveillance" and data collection, and revoking a Department of Defense policy prohibiting abortion travel funding.
55% : While Trump's campaign rhetoric predominantly revolves around settling scores with political adversaries, grappling with legal challenges, and harboring hopes for economic downturns that could favor his return, Project 2025 is a portal into the potential policy landscape under his leadership.
49% : Project 2025 believes that the Department of Defense is being used as a tool for political purposes.
48% : Their proposed agenda is comprehensive, advocating for the privatization of the Transportation Security Administration (TSA), the weakening of protections against foreign election interference, a reduction in visas for international students, and, notably, the dismantling of federal abortion protections.
48% : USCYBERCOM is one of the branches of the United States Department of Defense (DOD), it's our nation's first line of defense in cyberspace.
45% : National polls have Trump at 61.3 percent nationally and 50 percent in Iowa, ahead of Ron DeSantis, Nikki Haley, and Vivek Ramaswamy.
43% : Project 2025, a nearly 900-page document led by the conservative advocacy group The Heritage Foundation and 80 other right-wing organizations, outlines what they'd like President Trump, or a Republican president, to accomplish in his first 180 days.
39% : If Trump performs as well as predicted in Iowa and successfully navigates the Republican primary to defeat incumbent President Biden in the general election ultimately, there's a plausible scenario where Project 2025 becomes a pivotal aspect of his administration's agenda.
38% : The moment Trump takes the oath of office and utters, "So help me, God," the gears of the right-wing conservative movement could be set in motion, translating the ambitious Project 2025 document into action.
34% : Project 2025 is almost 900 pages of radical conservative policy preferences -- it's an unnerving blueprint for what Trump can do if he's back in the White House.

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