Project 2025 explained | US Election 2024

Project 2025 has become one of the biggest talking points in the US presidential election. Kamala Harris and the Democrats are using it to attack Donald Trump - and he is trying to distance himself from it.

But what does it actually say - and how similar is it to Trump's agenda? Sky's US correspondent Mark Stone explains.

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[shamww]

I hope everyone reading this does their own research on this topic, instead of blindly believing whatever they hear online.

[goredawg]

Does sky realize that "people of color" are Christian as well?

[Hallinout]

I’m an atheist, don’t judge anyone at face value, not political tbh. That said I’d rather live under Christian morality/views than whatever tf we got going on now

[LadyQbear]

Why the ominous music? I hate when music is inserted in order to elicit an specific emotional response. So manipulative.

[stuartsurridge]

I don't see a problem with rooting out corrupt officials in Govt departments. The government should serve the people not be dictated to and controlled by unelected bureaucracy

[jillal-fuhaid]

Power corrupts & absolute power corrupts ABSOLUTELY

[goredawg]

No offense but the American education system is awful, it does need to be rebuilt.

[adriennem]

Heritage Foundation has been at this way before Trump....just insane to try to say he wrote it.

[shuffleshuffleshuffle]

I am a Christian and am against project 2025

[derossetmyers]

I must confess this is not the take I was expecting from someone at Sky News.

[fatalpotatoe]

it reminds me of a certain book written by a certain german dictator....

[bera]

Don't try and tell me that Trump wouldn't love a book that mentions him 312 times.😅😅😅

[clintonlujan]

The Heritage Foundation is for fascism

[benarizola]

It says curriculum for schools should be given back to the states and empower families and students to shape their own education. But will that include anything not aligned with the Heritage Foundation's views ?

[ElectroCurmudgeon]

excellent reporting. most concise digestible explanation of this playbook i have seen. excellent job doing it in 13 minutes.

[beatersnbeers]

We all know the department of education is a failure right?

[ernestinebyrd]

the Democrats are not only people concerned about it

[jimaguirre]

Getting rid of the US Department of Education is actually a good thing. All states have a Department of education, let the states deal with it. Redundant departments are a waste taxpayer money.

[cforte]

As a Canadian observer, these are the current US issues I observe 1. Economy. (budget waste, overspending and over taxation ) 2. Illegal Immigration (deportation of all illegal immigrants is required) 3. Education ( A revamp of the system is required, they should make education a state responsibility and decrease government over reach. Enable parents to have more input) 4. Politicization of the federal agencies especially the intelligence agencies. (A disbanding and restructuring of these agencies is a must.) 5. Crime. (stop politicizing policing and enable police forces to feel empowered to properly enforce laws and protect citizens from violent offenders. DEI hires must be stopped. DAs must be held accountable for ridiculous sentences that put citizens at risk)

[josephfreisinger]

I'm not again the true American way this is what American needs the family's needs to be rebuilt