Throughout the 2024 campaign, Donald Trump realized that the Project 2025 the agenda was so radical and unpopular that he treated is like radioactive. “I know nothing about the 2025 project. I have no idea who is behind it,” said the Republican. said over the summer on the plan largely written by members of his own team. He added: “I have nothing to do with them. »

Just two weeks ago, Trump went as far as I wonder if it was even legal? for people to run campaign ads highlighting its links to Project 2025. This follows an online article in which he declared, in reference to the right-wing agenda: “I have, and have had, nothing to do with it, I have NEVER READ it, I have NEVER SEEN it. »

The 2024 election has obviously passed, and while time will tell to what extent the new Trump administration will follow the radical plan, Project 2025 is already returning to the spotlight.

Just hours after Trump was declared the winner, conservative commentator Matt Walsh published an article on social media that said: “Now that the elections are over, I think we can finally say that yes, in fact, the 2025 project is on the agenda. Lol.”

Maybe he was joking or maybe he was just trying to spark a rise in the left, but Steve Bannon – recently released from prison – took some time off from his post-election show. to highlight Walsh’s missive and describes it as “fabulous”.