Rebuttal to Section 3 - The General Welfare
Section 3 of Project 2025, The General Welfare, advocates for deep cuts to social programs like healthcare, education, and environmental protections. This would harm vulnerable communities, worsen inequality, and ignore the critical role of government in safeguarding public well-being and economic stability.
Rebuttal of Department of Agriculture
by: Daren Bakst
Daren Bakst’s Project 2025 vision for the Department of Agriculture promotes deregulation and prioritizes corporate interests over small farmers and environmental sustainability. This approach risks harming rural communities, degrading natural resources, and undermining efforts to address climate change and food security.
Rebuttal to Department of Education
by Lindsey M. Burke
Lindsey M. Burke’s Project 2025 vision for the Department of Education advocates defunding federal programs and expanding school choice, which would deepen educational inequalities and divert public funds to private schools. This approach threatens vulnerable students and undermines public education and equity.
Rebuttal of Department of Energy and Related Commissions
by Bernard L. McNamee
Bernard L. McNamee’s Project 2025 vision for the Department of Energy pushes for deregulation and increased reliance on fossil fuels, ignoring the urgent need for clean energy transition. This approach threatens climate progress, undermines sustainability, and prioritizes short-term profits over long-term energy security.
Rebuttal to Environmental Protection Agency
by: Mandy M. Gunasakara
Mandy M. Gunasekara's Project 2025 vision for the EPA promotes deregulation, favoring industry profits over environmental protection. Her approach ignores climate science, weakens safeguards for air and water quality, and puts public health at risk, threatening long-term sustainability and environmental justice.
Rebuttal to Department of Housing and Urban Development
by: Benjamin S. Carson, Sr. MD
Benjamin S. Carson's Project 2025 vision for the Department of Housing and Urban Development pushes for reduced federal involvement in housing, threatening affordable housing programs and weakening protections for vulnerable populations. This approach risks worsening homelessness and housing inequality across the nation.
Rebuttal to Department of Interior
by: William Perry Pendley
William Perry Pendley’s Project 2025 vision for the Department of the Interior pushes for expanded resource extraction on public lands, undermining environmental protections and Indigenous rights. This approach risks worsening climate change, damaging ecosystems, and prioritizing corporate profits over public interest.
Rebuttal of Department of Justice
by: Gene Hamilton
Gene Hamilton’s Project 2025 vision for the Department of Justice promotes restricting civil rights protections and weakening oversight, prioritizing law enforcement and immigration crackdowns over justice and equity. His approach risks undermining democracy, exacerbating inequality, and harming marginalized communities.
Rebuttal of Department of Labor and Related Agencies
by: Jonathan Berry
Jonathan Berry's Project 2025 vision for the Department of Labor pushes for deregulation, weakening worker protections and favoring corporate interests over employees' rights. His approach threatens labor rights, reduces safety standards, and undermines fair wages, further widening economic inequality.
Rebuttal of Department of Transportation
by: Diana Furchgott-Roth
Diana Furchtgott-Roth’s Project 2025 vision for the Department of Transportation emphasizes deregulation and privatization, prioritizing corporate profits over public safety. Her approach undermines infrastructure investments, weakens environmental protections, and neglects equitable transportation access for all Americans.
Rebuttal of Department of Veteran Affairs
by: Brooks D. Tucker
Brooks D. Tucker’s Project 2025 vision for the Department of Veterans Affairs promotes privatization, undermining essential services for veterans. His approach threatens to reduce access to healthcare, mental health support, and benefits for veterans, prioritizing cost-cutting over the well-being of those who served.