What are the proposals in Project 2025?

Global Governance Our Global Neighborhood versus Project 2025. How do the ideas behind global governance and the proposals in Project 2025 compare?

Comparison of Project 2025 with the A to Z of Life According to Green Principles

Green Principle—Good Governance	Project 2025 Basic Tenet	Contrast/Alignment
All people are neighbours. A universal sense of human identity. People should treat others, as they would themselves wish to be treated. Global citizenship.	Attack LGBTQ+ Identity, Discriminate against Immigrants, Attack racial equity. Roll back protections against discrimination—mass deportations—limiting discrimination claims.	Strong Contrast. The Green Principles emphasize universal human identity, neighborliness, and mutual respect. Project 2025 proposes policies that prioritize specific identity groups (e.g., "heterosexual married working man") and would actively roll back rights and protections for others, particularly LGBTQ+ people, people of color, and immigrants.
Environmental protection.	Eliminate Climate Change Initiatives, Set Polluters Loose. Dismantling initiatives that incorporate climate change considerations—favoring fossil fuels; cutting off public access to objective weather data.	Strong Contrast. The Green Principles explicitly list environmental protection as a core tenet. Project 2025 proposes to eliminate or significantly reduce federal efforts to address climate change and environmental regulation.
Democracy and equality. Fundamental values. Core values of respect for life, liberty, justice and equity, mutual respect, caring and integrity. Human rights.	Gut checks and balances, Concentrate power in the President, Weaponizing the DOJ. Replacement of career civil servants with political loyalists—eliminating the independence of key agencies—reducing protections for human rights (e.g., reproductive rights, LGBTQ+ rights).	Strong Contrast. The Green Principles prioritize democracy, equality, justice, and human rights. Project 2025 is based on the controversial unitary executive theory and aims to consolidate immense power in the executive branch, which critics argue is an authoritarian approach that undermines democratic checks and balances and core rights.
Build partnerships. Co-operative global approach. Working together. Pooling information, knowledge and capacities. Shared vision and destiny. A vision of one world.	Focus on Executive Power Domestically. The primary focus is on internal restructuring of the U.S. federal government and domestic policy, with little mention of global cooperation as a primary goal. The focus on "America's families, faith communities, local governments" suggests a highly nationalistic, power-centralizing domestic agenda.	Contrast. The Green Principles advocate for global cooperation and partnerships. Project 2025 is inwardly focused on a radical restructuring of U.S. federal power and policy.
Principles of consultation, transparency and accountability. Flexible and fluid process. Dynamic process.	Replacing career civil servant experts with idealogues; Eliminating the independence of the DOJ and FBI. Consolidating power under the president.	Contrast. The Green Principles emphasize principles associated with good governance: consultation, transparency, and dynamic processes. Project 2025 seeks to replace merit-based expertise with political loyalty and centralize authority, which could reduce transparency, accountability to non-presidential interests, and the use of flexible, expert-driven processes.
Commitment to caring for others... Meeting basic material needs.	Cut Medicare and Medicaid—Restrict access to food assistance—Cutting social safety net programs—Undermining worker protections.	Contrast. The Green Principles explicitly call for meeting basic material needs and caring for others. Project 2025 includes proposals to cut or reform key social safety net programs that support the material needs of vulnerable populations, and roll back protections for workers.

Project 2025 represents a plan for a significant, centralized shift in U.S. federal governance and policy along conservative, nationalist, and Christian-right lines. The A to Z of Life According to Green Principles describes a vision of governance rooted in global cooperation, universal human rights, democracy, equality, environmental stewardship, and mutual care.