Joe Biden in Project 2025: The 2025 Presidential Transition Project

On Corporations: Revoked "management rights" in union collective bargaining

1. Executive Order 13836, encouraging agencies to renegotiate all union collective bargaining agreements to ensure consistency with the law and respect for management rights;
2. Executive Order 13837, encouraging agencies to prevent union representatives from using official time preparing or pursuing grievances or from engaging in other union activity on government time; and
3. Executive Order 13839, encouraging agencies both to limit labor grievances on removals from service or on challenging performance appraisals and to prioritize performance over seniority when deciding who should be retained following reductions-in-force.

On Technology: Industries of the Future: robotics & green/clean products

(p.392): However, it would be important to guard against attempts to transform the strategy into a government-led industrial policy or, in a progressive Administration, an economy-wide climate policy.

On Families & Children: Gender Policy Council: promote gender-affirming care

On Government Reform: $3.5B in FEMA emergency grants for 2023

Funds provided under these programs do not provide measurable gains for preparedness or resiliency. Rather, more than any objective needs, political interests appear to direct the flow of non-disaster funds. States better understand their unique needs and should bear the costs of their particularized programs. FEMA employees in Washington should not determine how billions of federal tax dollars should be awarded. DHS should not be in the business of handing out federal tax dollars: These grants should be terminated. Accomplishing this, however, will require action by Members of Congress who repeatedly vote to fund grants for political reasons. T

On Homeland Security: Cancel Sea-Launched Cruise Missile-Nuclear program

On Jobs: Loosen rules for federal employee disciplinary actions

On Technology: Set up Trans-Atlantic Data Privacy Framework

[The European Union] has always arbitraged the difference between being a military ally against, for example, Russia and conducting a full-blown trade conflict with the U.S. Restrictions on data exports have been part of the trade conflict, but now they could seriously harm our military and intelligence capabilities.

On War & Peace: Eliminated most offensive deterrence capabilities

1. Reestablish offensive capabilities to guarantee a favorable balance of forces, efficiently manage the full deterrence spectrum, and seriously complicate enemy calculations of a successful first strike against U.S. space assets.
2. Restore architectural balance in U.S. space forces, both offensive and defensive, to restore deterrence dominance efficiently and quickly.
3. Rapidly expand space control capability, to include cis-lunar space (the region beginning at geosynchronous altitude and encompassing the moon), to provide early warning of an enemy attack.
4. Seek arms control and "rules of the road" understandings only when they are unambiguously in the interests of the U.S. and its allies.

On Abortion: Trump's second term takes away reproductive freedom

• A national abortion ban 
• No national protections for fertility treatment 
• Restricting access to contraception for almost 48 million women
• Criminalizing the shipping of abortion medication 
• Building a surveillance state to track women and health care providers
• Use the power of the federal government to  crack down on reproductive freedom nationally 

On Corporations: MAGA Project 2025: handouts to the ultra wealthy

Here is a taste of Trump's Project 2025:
• Takes Away Reproductive Freedom Nationwide
• Uses the Presidency for Revenge on Trump's Political and Personal Enemies
• Terminates the Constitution
• Consolidates Power in the Oval Office
• Guts Democratic Checks and Balances on Presidential Power
• Gives Handouts to the Ultra Wealthy Paid for by Working Families
• And Much, Much, Much More

On Government Reform: Protect democracy against MAGA's Project 2025

• Trump and his allies are threatening to prosecute his political opponents if he wins another term.
• Trump has made the violent January 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol a "cornerstone" of his campaign, and he has promised to pardon and "free" the criminals who violently attacked the Capitol under his encouragement, knowing that this will only encourage more violence.
• He has threatened to deport protestors exercising their free speech rights.
• He has shared videos online that that call for violence against journalists and a "Unified Reich".
• And Project 2025 outlines a plan to reclassify thousands of federal workers so they can easily be fired by Trump for simply not doing his wishes (pg 80).

On Social Security: Never let Republicans cut Social Security 

• Trump proudly says he plans to "terminate" the Affordable Care Act for 45 million Americans.
• When asked about cuts to entitlements like Medicare and Social Security, Trump said: "Oh we'll be cutting," and later doubled down, saying, "There's a lot you can do…in terms of cutting."  It's not a surprise--every one of Trump's budget proposals as President included cuts to Social Security and Medicare.
• Trump's Project 2025 and congressional allies called for raising the retirement age, which would significantly cut Social Security benefits. 
• Trump has called Social Security a "Ponzi Scheme," supported raising the age for eligibility, and has been open to privatizing it.

On Civil Rights: Created Treasury office for Diversity, Equity, & Inclusion

The avowed purpose of these initiatives is to implement policies that deliberately favor some races or ethnicities over others. The casual acceptance and rapid spread of racist policymaking in the federal government must be forcefully opposed and reversed. The next conservative Administration should take affirmative steps to expose and eradicate the practice of critical race theory and diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) throughout the Treasury Department.