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Project 2029 is 414,000+ words across 31 chapters. Below: the full table of contents, section by section. Every chapter links to the live document on GitHub.

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Ch. 1

White House Office

Start here. The White House chapter sets the frame for everything else - how presidential power was captured, how it gets restored, and what Day One looks like.

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Ch. 28

Legal Accountability

The democracy crisis diagnosis and remedy. Essential reading for understanding the scale of what we are facing and what it will take to fix it.

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Ch. 30

Fundamental Transformation

The transformative agenda - not just undoing damage, but building what has never fully existed. The vision of what America could actually be.

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Ch. 4

Department of Defense

The most conventionally complex chapter - a useful entry point for readers who want to see how Project 2029 handles a politically sensitive topic with nuance.

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Full Table of Contents

Six sections. 31 chapters. 414,000+ words. Click any chapter to read it on GitHub.

I

Section I: Restoring Good Governance

Chapters 1-3 address the foundations of democratic governance: the White House Office, the Executive Office of the President, and federal personnel agencies. This section proposes Day One actions to reverse the Schedule F civil service purge, restore independent agency structures, and rebuild the professional government that Project 2025 systematically dismantled.

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The White House Office
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The Executive Office of the President
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Federal Personnel Agencies
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II

Section II: The Common Defense

Chapters 4-9 cover national security and foreign affairs: the Department of Defense, Homeland Security, State Department, Intelligence Community, federal media agencies (FCC/VOA), and USAID. The central argument: America is strongest when leading through democratic alliances - not when accommodating authoritarians and abandoning international institutions.

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Department of Defense
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Department of Homeland Security
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Department of State
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Intelligence Community
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Media Agencies (FCC, VOA, USAGM)
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USAID
600 lines
III

Section III: The General Welfare

Chapters 10-20 cover the domestic agencies that determine the quality of American life: agriculture, education, energy, environmental protection, health and human services, housing, the interior, justice, labor, transportation, and veterans affairs. This is the largest section - covering the most Americans and the most immediate policy decisions.

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Department of Agriculture
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Department of Education
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Department of Energy
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Environmental Protection Agency
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Dept. of Health and Human Services
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Dept. of Housing and Urban Development
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Department of the Interior
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Department of Justice
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Department of Labor
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Department of Transportation
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Department of Veterans Affairs
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IV

Section IV: The Economy

Chapters 21-26 address the economic agencies and policies that determine who gets wealthy and who doesn't: Commerce, Treasury, the Export-Import Bank, the Federal Reserve, the Small Business Administration, and Trade Policy. The core argument: the current economy is the product of specific policy choices - and better policy choices will produce a better economy.

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Department of Commerce
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Department of the Treasury
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Export-Import Bank
500 lines
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Federal Reserve
601 lines
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Small Business Administration
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Trade Policy
600 lines
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Section V: Independent Regulatory Agencies

Chapter 27 covers the financial regulatory agencies that Project 2025 targeted for elimination or capture: the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, the Securities and Exchange Commission, the FDIC, and the broader consumer protection infrastructure. These agencies exist specifically to prevent corporate predation from destroying ordinary people's financial lives.

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Financial Regulatory Agencies (CFPB, SEC, FDIC)
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VI

Section VI: Safeguarding Democracy and Accountability

Chapters 28-31 address the systemic democratic crisis: legal accountability for the powerful, structural safeguards against authoritarian consolidation of power, the transformative reforms that go beyond restoration, and the constitutional hardball required to secure democracy against its enemies. This section includes all seven proposed constitutional amendments.

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Legal Accountability
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Structural Safeguards
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Fundamental Transformation
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Constitutional Hardball
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Supporting Materials

Beyond the 31 chapters, Project 2029 includes a full suite of supporting documents.

Master Legislative Requirements

150+ proposed laws consolidated in one document with constitutional authority for each.

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First 100 Days Checklist

A day-by-day action checklist for the first 100 days of a new administration.

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Year 1-4 Roadmap

The full implementation roadmap from Day One through the end of the first term.

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Master Bibliography

All sources: statutes, case law, CFR citations, academic studies, and news sources.

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Activist Toolkit

Everything an organizer needs: talking points, one-pagers, social media copy, contact scripts.

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Evidence Appendix

Documented record of Trump administration violations - the evidentiary foundation for accountability.

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Project 2029 is published under CC BY-SA 4.0. The full document is on GitHub. Campaigns, candidates, and organizations are explicitly encouraged to adapt and use it.

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