Democrats take to the skies over college football games to keep the spotlight on Project 2025
Source: AP
By WILL WEISSERT
Updated 11:07 PM CDT, September 6, 2024
WASHINGTON (AP) Democrats have denounced it in hundreds of ads and billboards, printed it in oversized book form as a convention prop, and mentioned it in seemingly every speech and press statement.
Now, they will take their campaign against the conservative Project 2025 blueprint, written by allies of Republican Donald Trump, to the skies above college football stadiums in key swing states.
Democratic National Committee -sponsored banners pulled by small airplanes will fly Saturday over Michigan Stadium, where the defending national champion Wolverines have a marquee matchup against Texas, and at-home games for Penn State, Wisconsin and Georgia.
Vice President Kamala Harris and her allies have spent months warning about Project 2025, betting that the initiative makes Trump seem especially extreme. More than 900 pages and produced by the conservative Heritage Foundation, the plan lays out how Trump in his second term might do everything from firing tens of thousands of federal workers to abolishing government departments to imposing new restrictions on abortion and diversity initiatives.
Read more: https://apnews.com/article/project-2025-banners-michigan-texas-harris-trump-cd98d2d98a85664801d1b33e2a6d4649
Think. Again.
(17,324 posts)Did Democrats really print those books for the convention (as the AP article claims) or are they actual original copies printed by the heritage foundation?
SCantiGOP
(14,173 posts)That the Democratic Party had printed the large versions of the 900 page text.
Think. Again.
(17,324 posts)I guess that was so they would be easily visible on camera.
mollie8
(188 posts)I wanted to see pictures reflecting the headline....
Oopsie Daisy
(4,424 posts)* because the games have not yet taken place.
Omaha Steve
(103,261 posts)werdna
(926 posts)- will totally ignore.
Dulcinea
(7,398 posts)I watch a lot of college football. I'm a Penn State alumna. I'll be watching to see if any sportscast shows this.