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This is a list of contributors, both individuals and organizations, to Project 2025 (Mandate for Leadership: The Conservative Promise), the most recent in a series of policy proposals published by the Heritage Foundation.[1]
Project 2025 Advisory Board
[edit]- Alabama Policy Institute (API)[2][3]
- Alliance Defending Freedom (ADF)[2][3] – Funding, policy work and collaboration[4]
- Amending America (Tarpeia)[3]
- ACLJ Action[3]
- AMAC Action[3]
- American Compass[2]
- American Commitment[3]
- The American Conservative (TAC)[2][3]
- America First Legal Foundation (AFL)[2]
- American Accountability Foundation (AAF)[2][3]
- American Association of Pro-Life Obstetricians and Gynecologists (AAPLOG)[3]
- American Center for Law and Justice (ACLJ)[2] – Funding[4]
- American Cornerstone Institute (ACI)[2][3]
- American Council of Trustees and Alumni (ACTA)[2][3]
- American Family Association (AFA)[3] – Policy Work[4]
- The American Family Project[3]
- American Juris Link[3]
- American Legislative Exchange Council (ALEC)[2][3] – Policy Work and collaboration[4]
- The American Main Street Initiative[2][3]
- American Moment[2][3]
- American Principles Project (APP)[2][3]
- The American Redistricting Project[3]
- The Bull Moose Project[3]
- California Family Council[3]
- Calvert Task Group[3]
- Centennial Institute[3]
- Center for Equal Opportunity (CEO)[2][3]
- Center for Family and Human Rights (C-Fam)[2][3]
- Center for Immigration Studies (CIS)[2][3] – Policy Work[4]
- Center for Military Readiness (CMR)[3]
- Center for Renewing America[2][3]
- Center for a Secure Free Society (SFS)[3]
- Citizens Against Government Waste (CAGW)[3]
- The Claremont Institute[2][3] – Funding[4]
- Coalition for Liberty[3]
- Coalition for a Prosperous America[2][3] – Policy Work[4]
- The Committee for Justice[3]
- Competitive Enterprise Institute (CEI)[2]
- The Conservative Caucus (TCC)[3]
- Conservative Partnership Institute (CPI)[2][3]
- Concerned Women for America (CWA)[2][3]
- Consumers Defense (CD)[3]
- Convention of States Action (COS)[3]
- Defense of Freedom Institute (DFI)[2][3]
- Eagle Forum[3] – Policy Work and collaboration[4]
- Ethics and Public Policy Center (EPPC)[2][3]
- Fairer America[3]
- Family Policy Alliance (FPA)[2][3] – Policy Work[4]
- Family Research Council (FRC)[2][3] – Funding, Policy Work and Board of Directors[4]
- Feds for Freedom[3]
- First Liberty Institute[2][3]
- For America[3]
- Forge Leadership Network[2][3]
- Foundation for American Innovation[3]
- Foundation for Defense of Democracies (FDD)[2]
- Foundation for Government Accountability (FGA)[2][3]
- Frederick Douglass Foundation[3]
- Freedom’s Journal Institute (FJI)[3]
- FreedomWorks[2]
- Frontline Policy Action[3]
- Gun Owners of America (GOA)[3]
- The Heartland Institute[3] – Funding and Policy Work[4]
- The Heritage Foundation[2][3]
- Stanley M. Herzog Foundation (HF)[3]
- High School Republican National Federation (HSReps)[3]
- Hillsdale College[2][3] – Policy Work and collaboration[4]
- Honest Elections Project[2][3]
- Independent Women’s Forum (IWF)[5][3] – Policy Work and collaboration[4]
- Institute for the American Worker[5][3]
- Institute for Education Reform[3]
- Institute for Energy Research (IER)[5][3]
- Institute for Women’s Health[5][3]
- Intercollegiate Studies Institute (ISI)[5][3]
- Dr. James Dobson Family Institute[3] – Policy Work and collaboration[4]
- James Madison Institute (JMI)[5][3]
- Job Creators Network (JCN)[3]
- Keystone Policy[5][3] (not to be confused with the Keystone Policy Center)[6]
- The Leadership Institute (LI)[5][3]
- League of American Workers[3]
- Liberty University (LU)[5][3]
- MacArthur Society of West Point Graduates[3]
- Mackinac Center for Public Policy – Board of Directors, Funding, Policy Work and collaboration[4]
- The Malone Institute[3]
- Media Research Center (MER)[3]
- Middle East Forum (MEF)[3]
- Mississippi Center for Public Policy(MCPP)[3]
- Moms for Liberty[3]
- Mountain States Policy Center (MSPC)[3]
- National Association of Christian Lawmakers (NACL)[3]
- National Association of Scholars (NAS)[5][3]
- National Center for Public Policy Research (NCPPR)[5][3]
- National Religious Broadcasters (NRB)[3]
- National Rifle Association of America (NRA)[3]
- National Right to Work Legal Defense Foundation (NRTW)[3]
- Native Americans for Sovereignty and Preservation[3]
- Nevada Policy[3]
- New Founding[3]
- Noah Webster Educational Foundation (NWEF)[3]
- Oklahoma Council of Public Affairs (OCPA)
- Pacific Research Institute (PRI)[5][3]
- The Palm Beach Freedom Institute[3]
- Palmetto Promise Institute (PPI)[3]
- Patrick Henry College (PHC)[5][3]
- The Patriot Foundation Trust[3]
- Personnel Policy Operations[5][3]
- Project 21 Black Leadership Network (P21)[3]
- Protect Our Kids (POK)[3]
- Public Interest Legal Foundation (PILF)[3]
- Recovery for America Now Foundation[5][3]
- Republicans Overseas Foundation (RO)[3]
- SAVE[3]
- 1792 Exchange[5][3]
- STARRS[3]
- Students for Life of America (SFLA)[3]
- Susan B. Anthony Pro-Life America[5][3]
- Tea Party Patriots[3]
- Teneo Network[5][3]
- Texas Public Policy Foundation (TPPF)[5][3] – Policy Work[4]
- Turning Point USA (TPUSA)[3] – Policy Work and collaboration[4]
- Young America's Foundation (YAF)[5][3] – Funding, Policy Work and collaboration[4]
Authors
[edit]This is a list of authors of portions of Project 2025, along with other individuals important in its creation.
Although Donald Trump has attempted to distance himself from Project 2025,[7][8][9][10][11] a number of contributors to the project have held positions his administration and/or his campaign.[12]. The Heritage Foundation states that Trump has previously embraced many of the policy recommendations put forward by that organization.[13][14]
This list includes the author's participation, if any, with the Trump administration and/or campaign.
Author | Authorship role in Project 2025 | Role in the Trump administration and/or campaign |
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Daren Bakst[15] | Chapter 10: Department of Agriculture[16] | |
Jonathan Berry[15] | Chapter 18: Department of Labor and Related Agencies[17] | Roles in the Trump administration:
Chief Counsel to the President-Elect Trump Transition[20][12] |
Robert Bowes | Chapter 27 (portion): Financial Regulatory Agencies / Consumer Financial Protection Bureau[21] | Roles in Trump administration
Staffer on Trump’s 2016 presidential campaign[23] |
Lindsey M. Burke[15] | Chapter 11: Department of Education[25] | |
David R. Burton[26] | ||
Sarah Calvis, The Heritage Foundation[30] | ||
Adam Candeub[33][34] | Chapter 30: Federal Trade Commission[35] |
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Dustin J. Carmack[33] | Chapter 7: Intelligence Community[39] | Chief of Staff for the Director of National Intelligence[40] |
Brendan Carr[33] | Chapter 28: Federal Communications Commission[41] | FCC Commissioner in the Trump administration, a position he still holds in the Biden administration[42] |
Benjamin S. Carson, Sr., MD[33] | Chapter 15: Department of Housing and Urban Development[43] | Secretary of Housing and Urban Development[44] |
Spencer Chretien, The Heritage Foundation[45] | Special assistant to President Trump and associate director of presidential personnel[46] | |
Ken Cuccinelli[47] | Chapter 5: Department of Homeland Security[48] |
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Paul Dans[51] | ||
Rick Dearborn[47] | Chapter 1: White House Office[56] | |
Veronique de Rugy[47] | Chapter 23 (portion): Export-Import Bank / The Export-Import Bank Should be Abolished[59] | |
Donald J. Devine,[47] The Fund for American Studies[60] | ||
Edwin J. Feulner[62] | Afterword: Onward![63] | Worked on the Trump 2016 transition team[64] |
Diana Furchtgott-Roth,[65] The Heritage Foundation[66] | Chapter 19: Department of Transportation[67] | Deputy Assistant Secretary for Research and Technology[68] |
Thomas F. Gilman[69] | Chapter 21: Department of Commerce[70] | Chief Financial Officer and Assistant Secretary for Administration of the U.S. Department of Commerce[71] |
Mike Gonzalez, The Heritage Foundation[72] | ||
Steven Groves[75] |
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Mandy M. Gunasekara[69] | Chapter 13: Environmental Protection Agency[79] | Chief of Staff at the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and Principal Deputy Assistant Administrator for the Office of Air and Radiation[80][81] |
Gene Hamilton,[69] America First Legal Foundation[72] | Chapter 17: Department of Justice[82] |
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Jennifer Hazelton[69] | Chapter 23 (portion): Export-Import Bank / The Case for the Export-Import Bank[84] | Roles in the Trump administration:[69]
Communications Director for the Trump-Pence campaign in Georgia[85] |
Karen Kerrigan,[87] Small Business & Entrepreneurship Council[88] | Chapter 25: Small Business Administration[89] | |
Dennis Dean Kirk[87] | Chapter 3 (co-author): Central Personnel Agencies: Managing the Bureaucracy[52] |
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Kent Lassman,[87] Competitive Enterprise Institute[72] | Chapter 26 (portion): Trade / The Case for Free Trade[92] | |
Bernard L. McNamee[87] | Chapter 12: Department of Energy and Related Commissions[93] | Federal Energy Regulatory Commissioner[94] |
Christopher C. Miller[95] | Chapter 4: Department of Defense[96] |
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Stephen Moore, FreedomWorks[99] | Chapter 22 (co-author): Department of the Treasury[27] | Member of President Trump’s economic task force[100] |
Mora Namdar[99] | Chapter 8 (portion): Media Agencies / U.S. Agency for Global Media[101] |
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Peter Navarro[99] | Chapter 26 (portion): Free Trade / The Case for Fair Trade[102] |
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William Perry Pendley[99] | Chapter 16: Department of the Interior[105] |
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Max Primorac[108] | Acting chief operating officer for USAID[110] | |
Kevin D. Roberts, president Heritage Foundation[111][112][113] | Foreward: A Promise to America[114] | |
Roger Severino[108] | Chapter 14 Department of Health and Human Services[115] | Director of the Office of Civil Rights (OCR) at Health and Human Services (HHS)[116] |
Kiron K. Skinner[108] | Chapter 6: Department of State[117] | Director of Policy Planning at the Department of State[118] |
Brooks D. Tucker[108] | Chapter 20: Department of Veterans Affairs[119] | Assistant Secretary for Congressional and Legislative Affairs in the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs[120] |
Hans A. von Spakovsky,[121] The Heritage Foundation[122] | Chapter 29: Federal Election Commission[123] | |
Russ Vought[124] | Chapter 2: Executive Office of the President of the United States[125] |
Claimed that Trump "blessed" the work of Project 2025[128][129] |
William L. Walton, Resolute Protector Foundation[124] | Chapter 22 (co-author): Department of the Treasury[27] | |
Paul Winfree[124] | Roles in the Trump administration:
During Trump transition, led team responsible for the Office of Management and Budget[132] |
Author-acknowledged contributors
[edit]The following were acknowledged by one or more authors for their contribution to a given chapter or section thereof.
Contributor | Acknowledged for contributions to | Role in Trump administration and/or campaign |
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Paige Agostin | Chapter 2: Executive Office of the President of the United States[131] | Associate director of domestic policy in Vice President Mike Pence’s office[133] |
Christopher Anderson, Office of Senator Steve Daines[134] | Chapter 20: Department of Veterans Affairs[135] | Career foreign Service officer and top State Department official on Ukraine policy[136] |
Michael Anton, Hillsdale College[134] | Chapter 2: Executive Office of the President of the United States[131] | Deputy Assistant to the President for Strategic Communications in the Trump Administration[137][138] |
Paul S. Atkins, Patomak Global Partners[134] | Chapter 27 (portion): Financial Regulatory Agencies / Securities and Exchange Commission and Related Agencies[139] | |
Brent Bennett, Texas Public Policy Foundation[134] | Chapter 12: Department of Energy and Related Commissions[140] | |
Russell Berman, Hoover Institution[134] | Chapter 6: Department of State[31] | Served on the U.S. State Department's Commission on Unalienable Rights[141] |
Aubrey Bettencourt | Chapter 16: Department of the Interior[142] |
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Stephen Billy, Susan B. Anthony Pro-Life America[134] | Chapter 2: Executive Office of the President of the United States[131] | |
Willis Bixby, WWBX, LLC[134] | Chapter 12: Department of Energy and Related Commissions[140] | |
Jim Blew, Defense of Freedom Institute for Policy Studies[134] | Chapter 11: Department of Education[145] | Assistant Secretary of Education for Policy[146] |
Rachel Bovard, Conservative Partnership Institute[134] | Chapter 30: Federal Trade Commission[147] | |
Steven G. Bradbury, The Heritage Foundation[134] | Chapter 19: Department of Transportation[148] |
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Andrew Bremberg | Chapter 1: White House Office[61] |
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Jonathan Bronitsky, ATHOS[134] | Chapter 1: White House Office[61] | Presidential Appointee to the National Historical Publications and Records Commission[152] |
Robert Burkett, ACLJ Action[60] | ||
David Burton, Heritage Foundation[153] | Chapter 25: Small Business Administration[29] | |
Jonathan Butcher, The Heritage Foundation[60] | Chapter 11: Department of Education[145] | |
Anthony Campau, Center for Renewing America[60] | Chapter 2: Executive Office of the President of the United States[131] |
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James Jay Carafano, The Heritage Foundation[60] | Chapter 6: Department of State[31] | Primary aide to the U.S. State Department for the Trump administration's transition team[155] |
Oren Cass, American Compass[60] | Chapter 18: Department of Labor and Related Agencies[156] | |
Wesley Coopersmith, The Heritage Foundation[30] | ||
Mark Cruz | Chapter 16: Department of the Interior[142] | |
Laura Cunliffe, Independent Women’s Forum[60] | Chapter 2: Executive Office of the President of the United States[131] |
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Sergio de la Peña[60] | Chapter 4: Department of Defense[160] |
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Chuck DeVore, Texas Public Policy Foundation[60] | Chapter 4: Department of Defense[160] | |
C. Wallace DeWitt[60] | Chapter 27 (portion): Financial Regulatory Agencies / Securities and Exchange Commission and Related Agencies[139] | |
David Ditch, The Heritage Foundation[60] | Chapter 19: Department of Transportation[148] | |
Mike Duffey[66] | Chapter 2: Executive Office of the President of the United States[131] | Senior White House official[165] |
Max Eden, American Enterprise Institute[60] | Chapter 11: Department of Education[145] | |
John Ehrett, Office of Senator Josh Hawley[72] | Chapter 30: Federal Trade Commission[147] | |
Kristen Eichamer, The Heritage Foundation[72] | Chapter 21: Department of Commerce[74] | |
Robert S. Eitel, Defense of Freedom Institute for Policy Studies[72] | Chapter 11: Department of Education[145] | Inspector General, Nuclear Regulatory Commission[166] |
Lanny Erdos | Chapter 16: Department of the Interior[142] | Director of the Office of Surface Mining Reclamation and Enforcement (OSMRE)[167] |
Travis Fisher, The Heritage Foundation[72] | Chapter 12: Department of Energy and Related Commissions[140] | Senior adviser at the Department of Energy[168] |
Aurelia S. Giacometto | Chapter 16: Department of the Interior[142] | Director of the United States Fish and Wildlife Service[169] |
Andrew Gillen, Texas Public Policy Foundation[72] | Chapter 11: Department of Education[145] | |
Vance Ginn, Economic Consulting, LLC[72] | Chapter 2: Executive Office of the President of the United States[131] | Associate director for economic policy of the White House’s Office of Management and Budget[170] |
Alma Golden, The Institute for Women’s Health[72] | Chapter 9: Agency for International Development[171] | Assistant Administrator of the United States Agency for International Development (Bureau for Global Health)[172] |
Robert Greenway | Chapter 2: Executive Office of the President of the United States[131] | |
Rachel Greszler, The Heritage Foundation[72] | Chapter 18: Department of Labor and Related Agencies[156] | |
Casey Hammond | Chapter 16: Department of the Interior[142] | Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary for Land and Minerals Management[176] |
Simon Hankinson, The Heritage Foundation[66] | Chapter 6: Department of State[31] | Foreign Service Officer in the U.S. State Department from 1999–2023. This includes, but is not limited to, the Trump adminstration.[177] |
David Harlow[66] | Chapter 13: Environmental Protection Agency[178] | |
Aaron Hedlund[134] | Chapter 2: Executive Office of the President of the United States[131] | Chief Domestic Economist at the Council of Economic Advisers[179] |
Louis Heinzer[66] | Chapter 21: Department of Commerce[74] | |
Edie Heipel[66] | Chapter 2: Executive Office of the President of the United States[131] | |
Valerie Huber, The Institute for Women’s Health[66] | Chapter 2: Executive Office of the President of the United States[131] | Chief of Staff for the Assistant Secretary for Health in the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS)[180] |
Joseph Humire, Center for a Secure Free Society[66] | Chapter 6: Department of State[31] | |
Christopher Iacovella, American Securities Association[66] | ||
Diane Auer Jones | Chapter 11: Department of Education[145] | Principal deputy under secretary at the Education Department[181] |
Dan Kish, Institute for Energy Research[66] | Chapter 16: Department of the Interior[142] | |
Art Kleinschmidt[134] | Chapter 2: Executive Office of the President of the United States[131] |
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Kenneth A. Klukowski[66] | Chapter 2: Executive Office of the President of the United States[131] | Senior counsel to Assistant Attorney General Jeffrey Clark[183][184] |
Brian Knight | Chapter 27 (portion): Financial Regulatory Agencies / Securities and Exchange Commission and Related Agencies[139] | |
Bethany Kozma, Keystone Policy[66] | Chapter 9: Agency for International Development[171] | Deputy chief of staff for U.S. Aid and International Development[185] |
Paul J. Larkin, The Heritage Foundation[66] | Chapter 2: Executive Office of the President of the United States[131] | |
Paul R. Lawrence, Lawrence Consulting[66] | Chapter 20: Department of Veterans Affairs[135] | Under Secretary of Veterans Affairs for Benefits[186] |
David Legates, University of Delaware (Ret.)[66] | Deputy Assistant Secretary of Commerce for observation and prediction at the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration[187] | |
Ben Lieberman, Competitive Enterprise Institute[188] | Chapter 12: Department of Energy and Related Commissions[140] | |
Mario Loyola, Competitive Enterprise Institute[188] | Chapter 2: Executive Office of the President of the United States[131] |
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Jim Magagna | Chapter 16: Department of the Interior[142] | |
W. Scott Mason IV | Chapter 13: Environmental Protection Agency[178] | Director of the United States EPA’s American Indian Environmental Office[190] |
Brian McCormack | Chief of Staff to the Secretary of Energy[191][192] | |
Edwin Meese III, The Heritage Foundation[188] | Chapter 1: White House Office[61] | Presented the Presidential Medal of Freedom by Donald Trump[193] |
Jessica Melugin, Competitive Enterprise Institute[188] | Chapter 30: Federal Trade Commission[147] | |
Joanna Miller | Chapter 26 (portion): Trade / The Case for Fair Trade[194] | Senior Policy Analyst in the Trump White House in the Office of Trade and Manufacturing Policy[195] |
Rachel Morrison, Ethics and Public Policy Center[188] | Chapter 18: Department of Labor and Related Agencies[156] | Attorney at the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission[196] |
Casey Mulligan | Chapter 2: Executive Office of the President of the United States[131] | Chief Economist of the Council of Economic Advisers[197][198] |
Iain Murray, Competitive Enterprise Institute[188] | ||
Nazak Nikakhtar[188] | Chapter 21: Department of Commerce[74] | |
Caleb Orr, Boyden Gray & Associates[188] | ||
Ivan Osorio, Competitive Enterprise Institute (CEI)[200] | Chapter 26 (portion): Trade / The Case for Free Trade[199] | |
Scott Pace | Chapter 2: Executive Office of the President of the United States[131] | Executive Secretary of the National Space Council[201][202] |
Michael Pillsbury, The Heritage Foundation[188] | Chapter 6: Department of State[31] | |
Chelsea Pizzola | Chapter 27 (portion): Financial Regulatory Agencies / Securities and Exchange Commission and Related Agencies[139] | Deputy Chief of Staff, Commodity Futures Trading Commission[203] |
Jim Pond | Chapter 16: Department of the Interior[142] | |
Robert W. Poole, Jr., Reason Foundation[188] | Chapter 19: Department of Transportation[148] | |
Thomas Pyle, Institute for Energy Research (IER),[188] American Energy Alliance (AEA)[204] | Chapter 12: Department of Energy and Related Commissions[140] | Head of Donald Trump’s energy transition team[205] |
Rob Roy Ramey II | Chapter 16: Department of the Interior[142] | |
Paul J. Ray | Chapter 2: Executive Office of the President of the United States[131] | Administrator of the Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs[206][207] |
Mark R. Robeck, Energy Evolution Consulting LLC[208] | Chapter 12: Department of Energy and Related Commissions[140] | Deputy General Counsel for Energy Policy[209] |
James Rockas, ACLJ Action[208] |
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Reed D. Rubinstein, America First Legal Foundation[208] | Chapter 6: Department of State[31] | Roles in the Trump adminstration:
Campaign/Transition: |
Alexander William Salter, Texas Tech University[208] | Chapter 24: Federal Reserve[212] | |
Brett Schaefer, The Heritage Foundation[213] | Chapter 6: Department of State[31] | |
Kyle E. Scherer | Chapter 16: Department of the Interior[142] | Deputy Solicitor for Indian Affairs in the Trump administration[214] |
Justin Schwab, CGCN Law[208] | Chapter 13: Environmental Protection Agency[178] | |
Darin Selnick, Selnick Consulting[208] | Chapter 20: Department of Veterans Affairs[135] | |
Jon Schweppe, American Principles Project[208] | Chapter 30: Federal Trade Commission[147] | |
Kathleen Sgamma, Western Energy Alliance[208] | Chapter 16: Department of the Interior[142] | |
Judy Shelton, Independent Institute[208] | Chapter 24: Federal Reserve[212] | Economic advisor to former President Donald Trump[217][218] |
Molly Sikes | Chapter 2: Executive Office of the President of the United States[131] | |
Daniel Simmons | Chapter 12: Department of Energy and Related Commissions[140] | DOE Assistant Secretary for Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy[219] |
Jeff Smith | Chapter 6: Department of State[31] | |
Jack Spencer, The Heritage Foundation[208] | Chapter 12: Department of Energy and Related Commissions[140] | |
Peter St Onge, The Heritage Foundation[208] | Chapter 24: Federal Reserve[212] | |
Staff at America First Legal Foundation | Chapter 17: Department of Justice[220] | |
William R. Steiger, Independent Consultant[208] | Chapter 9: Agency for International Development[171] | Chief of Staff at the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID)[221] |
Aaron Szabo, CGCN Group[122] | Chapter 13: Environmental Protection Agency[178] | Senior counsel for the Council on Environmental Quality[222] |
John Tahsuda | Chapter 16: Department of the Interior[142] | Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary – Indian Affairs (PDAS)[223] |
Hillary Tanoff | Chapter 6: Department of State[31] | |
Kayla Tonnessen | Chapter 2: Executive Office of the President of the United States[131] |
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Katie Tubb | ||
Erin Valdez, Texas Public Policy Foundation[122] | Chapter 11: Department of Education[145] | |
Andrew N. Vollmer, Mercatus Center[122] | Chapter 27 (portion): Financial Regulatory Agencies / Securities and Exchange Commission and Related Agencies[139] | |
Rob Wallace | Chapter 16: Department of the Interior[142] | Assistant Secretary of the Interior for Fish, Wildlife and Parks[225] |
David Walsh | Chapter 12: Department of Energy and Related Commissions[140] | |
Erin Walsh, The Heritage Foundation[122] | Chapter 6: Department of State[31] | Roles in Trump Administration:
Member of the Trump’s presidential transition team[226][227] |
Rachael Wilfong | Chapter 10: Department of Agriculture[228] | |
Jonathan Wolfson[122] | Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary for Policy, US Dept of Labor[229] | |
Clint Woods | Chapter 13: Environmental Protection Agency[178] | Deputy assistant administrator in the EPA[230] |
Ryan Young | Chapter 26 (portion): Trade / The Case for Free Trade[199] | |
John Zadrozny, America First Legal Foundation[122] | Chapter 6: Department of State[31] | Acting chief of staff at U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS)[231] |
Gregory Zerzan | Chapter 16: Department of the Interior[142] |
Other contributors
[edit]The bulk of the below list is taken from the Contributors section of the book laying out the Project 2025 policy proposals. That section of the book precedes its list with the following.[134]
"The contributors listed below generously volunteered their time and effort to assist the authors in the development and writing of this volume’s 30 chapters. The policy views and reform proposals herein are not an all-inclusive catalogue of conservative ideas for the next President, nor is there unanimity among the contributors or the organizations with which they are affiliated with regard to the recommendations."
- Mark Albrecht[134]
- Jeff Anderson, The American Main Street Initiative[134]
- EJ Antoni, The Heritage Foundation[134]
- Andrew “Art” Arthur, Center for Immigration Studies[134]
- Julie Axelrod, Center for Immigration Studies[134]
- James Bacon[134]
- James Baehr[134]
- Stewart Baker, Steptoe and Johnson LLP[134]
- Erik Baptist, Alliance Defending Freedom[134]
- John Berlau, Competitive Enterprise Institute[134]
- Sanjai Bhagat, University of Colorado Boulder[134]
- Brad Bishop, American Cornerstone Institute[134]
- Josh Blackman,[234] South Texas College of Law[134]
- Melissa Bluey, The Heritage Foundation — Senior Designer[30]
- Robert Bortins, Classical Conversations[134]
- Matt Bowman, Alliance Defending Freedom[134]
- Preston Brashers, The Heritage Foundation[134]
- Kyle Brosnan, The Heritage Foundation[134]
- Patrick T. Brown, Ethics and Public Policy Center[60]
- Michael Burley, American Cornerstone Institute[60]
- Mark Buzby, Buzby Maritime Associates, LLC[60] — United States Maritime Administrator in the Trump administration[235]
- Margaret Byfield, American Stewards of Liberty[60]
- David Byrd, Korn Ferry[60]
- Frank Carroll, Professional Forest Management[60]
- Brian J. Cavanaugh, American Global Strategies[60]
- Claire Christensen, American Cornerstone Institute[60]
- Victoria Coates, The Heritage Foundation[60]
- Ellie Cohanim, Independent Women’s Forum[60] — served as U.S. Deputy Special Envoy to Combat Antisemitism in the Trump administration[236]
- Ezra Cohen[60] — served multiple roles in the Defense Department of the Trump administration[237]
- Elbridge Colby, Marathon Initiative[60] — served as Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for Strategy and Force Development in the Trump administration[238]
- Earl Comstock[60]
- Lisa Correnti, Center for Family and Human Rights (C-Fam)[60]
- Monica Crowley, The Nixon Seminar[60] — served as United States Assistant Secretary of the Treasury for Public Affairs in the Trump administration[239]
- Tom Dans, Amberwave Partners[60]
- Chris De Ruyter, National Center for Urban Operations[60]
- Corey DeAngelis, American Federation for Children[60]
- Caroline DeBerry, Paragon Health Institute[60]
- Arielle Del Turco, Family Research Council[60]
- Irv Dennis, American Cornerstone Institute[60]
- David Deptula, Mitchell Institute for Aerospace Studies[60]
- Grace Desandro, The Heritage Foundation — Senior Graphic Designer[30]
- James Di Pane, The Heritage Foundation[60]
- Matthew Dickerson, The Heritage Foundation[60]
- Michael Ding, America First Legal Foundation[60]
- Natalie Dodson, Ethics and Public Policy Center[60]
- Dave Dorey, The Fairness Center[60]
- Troy Edgar[60]
- Joseph Edlow, The Heritage Foundation[72]
- Jen Ehlinger, Booz Allen Hamilton[72]
- Jordan Embree, The Heritage Foundation — junior staff[30]
- Will Estrada, Parents Rights Foundation[72]
- Jon Feere, Center for Immigration Studies[72]
- Baruch Feigenbaum, Reason Foundation[72]
- Elizabeth Fender, The Heritage Foundation — Director of Marketing[30]
- George Fishman, Center for Immigration Studies[72]
- John Fleming, [he Heritage Foundation — Data Graphics Services Manager[30]
- Leslie Ford, The Heritage Foundation[72]
- Aharon Friedman, Federal Policy Group[72]
- Bruce Frohnen, Ohio Northern University College of Law[72]
- Joel Frushone[72]
- Finch Fulton[72]
- Caleigh Gabel, American Cornerstone Institute[72]
- Christopher Gacek, Family Research Council[72]
- Alexandra Gaiser, River Financial Inc.[72]
- Mario Garza[72]
- Patty-Jane Geller, The Heritage Foundation[72]
- James S. Gilmore III, Gilmore Global Group LLC[72] — served as United States Ambassador to the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe during the Trump administration[240]
- Chadwick R. Gore, Defense Forum Foundation[72]
- David Gortler, Ethics and Public Policy Center[72]
- Brian Gottstein, The Heritage Foundation[72]
- Dan Greenberg, Competitive Enterprise Institute[72]
- Rob Greenway, Hudson Institute[72]
- DJ Gribbin, Madrus Consulting[72]
- Garrison Grisedale, American Cornerstone Institute[72]
- Joseph Grogan, USC Schaeffer School for Health Policy and Economics[72] — Director of the Domestic Policy Council during the Trump administration[241]
- Andrew Guernsey[72]
- Jeffrey Gunter, Republican Jewish Coalition[72]
- Joe Guy, Club for Growth[72]
- Joseph Guzman[72]
- Amalia Halikias, The Heritage Foundation[72]
- Richard Hanania, Center for the Study of Partisanship and Ideology[72]
- Derek Harvey, Office of Congressman Devin Nunes[66]
- Jason Hayes, Mackinac Center for Public Policy[66]
- Troup Hemenway, Personnel Policy Operations[66] — associate director of the Presidential Personnel Office in the Trump adminstration[46]
- Marla Hess, The Heritage Foundation — editor[30]
- Nathan Hitchen, Equal Rights Institute[66]
- Pete Hoekstra[66] — United States Ambassador to the Netherlands during the Trump administration
- Gabriella Hoffman, Independent Women’s Forum[66]
- Tom Homan, The Heritage Foundation[66] — Director of the Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) during the Trump administration
- Chris Horner[66]
- Mike Howell, The Heritage Foundation[66]
- Andrew Hughes, American Cornerstone Institute[66]
- Melanie Israel, The Heritage Foundation[66]
- Ken Ivory, Utah House of Representatives[66]
- Roman Jankowski, The Heritage Foundation[66]
- Abby Jones[66]
- Emilie Kao, Alliance Defending Freedom[66]
- Jared M. Kelson, Boyden Gray & Associates[66]
- Aaron Kheriaty, Ethics and Public Policy Center[66]
- Ali Kilmartin, Alliance Defending Freedom[66]
- Julie Kirchner, Federation for American Immigration Reform[66]
- Adam Korzeniewski, American Principles Project[66]
- Kathy Nuebel Kovarik, Sagitta Solutions, LLC[66]
- Matthew Kozma[66]
- Julius Krein, American Affairs[66]
- Stanley Kurtz, Ethics and Public Policy Center[66]
- David LaCerte, Baker Botts, LLP[66]
- James R. Lawrence III, Envisage Law[66]
- Nathan Leamer, Targeted Victory[66]
- Marlo Lewis, Competitive Enterprise Institute[188]
- John Ligon[188]
- Jessica Lowther, The Heritage Foundation — editor[30]
- Evelyn Lim, American Cornerstone Institute[188]
- John G. Malcolm, The Heritage Foundation[188]
- Ed Martin[242] — RNC Platform Committee policy director[243][242]
- Joseph Masterman, Cooper & Kirk, PLLC[188]
- Earl Matthews, The Vandenberg Coalition[188] — held multiple positions in the Trump administration[188]
- Dan Mauler, Heritage Action for America[188]
- Drew McCall, American Cornerstone Institute[188]
- Trent McCotter, Boyden Gray & Associates[188]
- John McEntee,[244] one time senior adviser to Project 2025[245] — Personal Aide to the President and Director of the White House Presidential Personnel Office[246][247] in the Trump adminstration
- Micah Meadowcroft, The American Conservative[188]
- Frank Mermoud, Orpheus International[188]
- Mark Miller, Office of Governor Kristi Noem[188]
- Stephen Miller, claimed by Olivia Troye to be among the project’s leading architects[248] — White House Director of Speechwriting and Senior Advisor to the President in the Trump adminstration[249]
- Cleta Mitchell, Conservative Partnership Institute[188]
- Kevin E. Moley[188]
- Caitlin Moon, American Center for Law & Justice[188]
- Clare Morell, Ethics and Public Policy Center[188]
- Derrick Morgan, The Heritage Foundation — reviewing and editing[30]
- Mark A. Morgan, The Heritage Foundation[188] — served multiple roles in the Trump administration[250][251]
- Hunter Morgen, American Cornerstone Institute[188]
- Jonathan Moy, The Heritage Foundation — junior staff[252]
- Ryan Nabil, National Taxpayers Union[188]
- Michael Nasi, Jackson Walker LLP[188]
- Lucien Niemeyer, The Niemeyer Group, LLC[188]
- Milan “Mitch” Nikolich[188]
- Matt O’Brien, Immigration Reform Law Institute[188]
- Michael Pack[188] — served as CEO of the U.S. Agency for Global Media during the Trump administration[253]
- Leah Pedersen[188]
- Therese Pennefather, The Heritage Foundation — Director of Research Editors[30]
- Patrick Pizzella, Leadership Institute[188] — Deputy and acting Secretary of Labor in the Trump administration[254][255]
- William T. Poole, The Heritage Foundation — editor[30]
- Christopher B. Porter[188]
- Kevin Preskenis, Allymar Health Solutions[188]
- Pam Pryor, National Committee for Religious Freedom[188]
- John Ratcliffe, American Global Strategies[188] — Director of National Intelligence in the Trump administration[256]
- Joseph Reddan, Flexilis Forestry, LLC[208]
- Jay W. Richards, The Heritage Foundation[208]
- Jordan Richardson, Heise Suarez Melville, P.A.[208]
- Jason Richwine, Center for Immigration Studies[208]
- Shaun Rieley, The American Conservative[208]
- Lora Ries, The Heritage Foundation[208]
- Leo Rios[208]
- Karina Rollins, The Heritage Foundation — editor[30]
- Mark Royce, NOVA-Annandale College[208]
- William P. Ruger, American Institute for Economic Research[208] — nominated by President Donald Trump to serve as the United States Ambassador to Afghanistan[257]
- Austin Ruse, Center for Family and Human Rights (C-Fam)[208]
- Brent D. Sadler, The Heritage Foundation[208]
- Jon Sanders, John Locke Foundation[208]
- Carla Sands, America First Policy Institute[208][258][259][244] — served as United States Ambassador to Denmark during the Trump administration
- Robby Stephany Saunders, Coalition for a Prosperous America[208]
- David Sauve[208]
- Kathleen Scaturro, The Heritage Foundation — editor[30]
- Brett D. Schaefer, The Heritage Foundation[208]
- Nina Owcharenko Schaefer, The Heritage Foundation[208]
- Matt Schuck, American Cornerstone Institute[208]
- Marc Scribner, Reason Foundation[208]
- Josh Sewell, Taxpayers for Common Sense[208]
- Matt Sharp, Alliance Defending Freedom[208]
- Nathan Simington[208] — served as Commissioner of the Federal Communications Commission in the Trump administration, and continues to serve in that role in the Biden administration[260]
- Jay Simon, The Heritage Foundation — Manager of Web Development and Print Projects[30]
- Loren Smith, Skyline Policy Risk Group[208]
- Zack Smith, The Heritage Foundation[208]
- Adrienne Spero, U.S. House Committee on Homeland Security[208]
- Thomas W. Spoehr, The Heritage Foundation[208]
- Chris Stanley, Functional Government Initiative[208]
- Paula M. Stannard[208]
- Parker Stathatos, Texas Public Policy Foundation[208]
- Kenny Stein, Institute for Energy Research[122]
- Corey Stewart, Stewart PLLC[122]
- Mari Stull[122]
- Katharine T. Sullivan, 1792 Exchange[122]
- Brett Swearingen, Miller Johnson[122]
- Michael Sweeney[122]
- Robert Swope[122]
- Katy Talento, AllBetter Health[122]
- Tony Tata, Tata Leadership Group, LLC[122] — Senior Official Performing the Duties of Deputy Under Secretary of Defense for Policy in the Trump administration[261]
- Farnaz Farkish Thompson[122]
- Todd Thurman, American Cornerstone Institute[122]
- Brett Tolman, Tolman Group[122]
- Kayla M. Tonnessen, Recovery for America Now Foundation[122]
- Joe Trotter, American Legislative Exchange Council[122]
- Tevi Troy, Mercatus Center[122]
- Clayton Tufts[122]
- Mark Vandroff[122]
- Jessica M. Vaughan, Center for Immigration Studies[122]
- John “JV” Venable, The Heritage Foundation[122]
- Morgan Lorraine Viña, Jewish Institute for National Security of America[122]
- Greg Walcher, Natural Resources Group, LLC[122]
- David M. Walsh, Takota Group[122]
- Jacklyn Ward, American Cornerstone Institute[122]
- Emma Waters, The Heritage Foundation[122]
- Michael Williams, American Cornerstone Institute[122]
- Aaron Wolff[122]
- Alexei Woltornist, ATHOS[122]
- Frank Wuco[122] — served in multiple positions in the Trump administration[262][263][264]
- Cesar Ybarra, FreedomWorks[122]
- Laura Zorc, FreedomWorks[122]
Supporters
[edit]The following, while not actively participating in the development of the policy proposals of Project 2025, have been supportive in other ways.
See also
[edit]- 2024 Republican Party Platform
- Agenda 47 - Policy platform of the 2024 Donald Trump campaign
- America First Policy Institute - has a transition project which is viewed as a rival to Project 2025
- Political appointments by Donald Trump
Notes
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In just its first year, the Trump administration embraced nearly two-thirds of the policy recommendations from Heritage's five 'Mandate for Leadership' publications.
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[Dans'] resignation was at least partly symbolic: The work of Project 2025 is largely done. Under Dans, the project has assembled a database of more than 10,000 names — job candidates vetted for loyalty to Trump's cause — who will be ready to deploy into federal agencies should he win the 2024 election. Project 2025 has delivered a toolkit, ready for use, to create a second Trump administration that would be decidedly more MAGA than the first.
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