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Resist 2025

The resistance starts now

Trump 47 will be worse than last time. That means the resistance must start now. 

We must resist Project 2025

We know what's coming in Trump's next term. He has signaled he intends to preside over a regime of fascism and bigotry on steroids, one that will be empowered by a MAGA Supreme Court. We will fight every attack on our freedoms by Trump and his willing sycophants with every bit of energy, passion, skill and resources we have, and we’re inviting people to join us. 

Our vision 

Resist Project 2025 envisions an America where all Americans have an equal say in elections that are fair and safe – where Americans from every state, not just “battleground states,” get a vote that counts towards determining who will become president, where billionaires can’t buy elections and put out disinformation, and where threats and violence are unthinkable. It envisions an America where people have control over their own bodies. Where courts administer justice to all, not just the wealthy and powerful. Where nobody lives in fear because of their color, faith, gender, gender identity, sexual orientation, ancestry, or political beliefs.     

What we'll do   

Resist Project 2025 will be a new platform for mobilizing activists against Trump efforts to oppress and marginalize communities and to undermine our democracy. It will provide training and engagement opportunities as well as thought leadership and sustained activism on behalf of progressive values. 

Initially, the Project’s work will be organized around resisting Trump administration abuses in three key areas: 

  • Confirm all Biden judicial nominees now 
  • Vet every judicial nominee of Vance/Trump for extremism and fanaticism  

  • Combat threats to our democracy  
  • Fight censorship 

In the long term, Resist Project 2025 will work toward a bold vision that includes key goals: 

  • Passage of the Freedom to Vote Act 
  • Passage of the John Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act 
  • DC Statehood 
  • Nomination and confirmation of fair-minded federal judges 
  • Supreme Court ethics reform 
  • Supreme Court Term limits  
  • Establishment of a National Popular Vote for presidential elections 
  • Supreme Court expansion