Project 2026: More Power Consolidation, Less Public Scrutiny
The 'Project 2026' outlined by the Heritage Foundation isn't just about policy; it's a structural realignment to centralize executive power, effectively bypassing congressional and judicial oversight. This echoes their long-standing efforts, well-funded by dark money groups, to stock federal agencies with loyalists and weaken civil service protections. The Heritage Foundation, a significant player
in the conservative ecosystem, routinely takes money from corporate and undisclosed donors, blurring the lines between think tank and political operative, shaping policy proposals benefiting their funders. So, when you read about a 'golden age,' one must ask: golden for whom? History shows that such 'projects' often translate into a golden age for those at the top, while accountability for the
executive branch becomes just another casualty in the pursuit of 'efficiency.'