The Project 2025 proposals outline a sweeping conservative agenda to reduce federal power, promote traditional values, and prioritize state control. Critics argue these changes risk destabilizing systems, marginalizing diverse groups, and eroding federal protections for equity and civil rights. The focus on traditional family and community structures, combined with the centralization of ideological power, has drawn comparisons to authoritarian frameworks, raising concerns about parallels to fascist tendencies in undermining pluralism and democratic norms.

1. Restructuring the Federal Workforce: Reclassifying tens of thousands of federal civil service positions as political appointees to facilitate the replacement of existing personnel with individuals aligned with conservative ideologies.
2. Abolishing the Department of Education: Eliminating the Department of Education and transferring its functions to other agencies or state governments, effectively decentralizing federal oversight of education.
3. Dismantling the Department of Homeland Security (DHS): Proposing the dissolution of DHS, with its responsibilities redistributed among other federal entities, aiming to streamline national security operations.
4. Restricting Abortion Access: Implementing federal measures to limit abortion access, including reversing the FDA’s approval of mifepristone and enforcing the Comstock Act to prohibit the mailing of abortion-related materials.
5. Rolling Back LGBTQ+ Protections: Reversing policies that allow transgender individuals to serve in the military and eliminating federal support for LGBTQ+ rights initiatives.
6. Eliminating Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) Programs: Abolishing DEI initiatives across federal agencies, arguing that such programs promote division rather than unity.
7. Privatizing Government Functions: Proposing the privatization of certain government services, such as the National Weather Service and the Transportation Security Administration (TSA), to reduce federal expenditures.
8. Reducing Environmental Regulations: Rolling back regulations aimed at combating climate change, including dismantling the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) and promoting fossil fuel industries.
9. Implementing a Flat Tax System: Replacing the current progressive tax system with a two-rate individual tax system of 15% and 30%, eliminating most deductions and credits.
10. Restricting Immigration: Enforcing stricter immigration policies, including mass deportations and limiting legal immigration pathways, to enhance national security.
11. Reversing Climate Policies: Undoing initiatives like the Inflation Reduction Act and reducing support for clean energy projects, favoring traditional energy sources.
12. Enhancing Executive Power: Expanding presidential authority to allow for more direct control over federal agencies and personnel decisions.
13. Limiting Judicial Independence: Proposing reforms that would increase executive influence over the judiciary, potentially undermining the separation of powers.
14. Reducing Social Security and Medicare: Implementing cuts to entitlement programs to address federal budget concerns, potentially impacting millions of beneficiaries.
15. Promoting Traditional Family Structures: Advocating for policies that support heterosexual marriage and traditional family units, potentially at the expense of recognizing diverse family structures.
16. Restricting Voting Rights: Implementing measures that could make it more difficult for certain populations to vote, under the guise of preventing voter fraud.
17. Limiting Free Speech Protections: Proposing changes to Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act, which could affect online speech and platform liabilities.
18. Reducing Foreign Aid: Cutting funding for international programs, including those related to reproductive health and human rights, to prioritize domestic spending.
19. Enhancing Surveillance Measures: Expanding government surveillance capabilities in the name of national security, potentially infringing on civil liberties.
20. Restricting Press Freedoms: Implementing policies that could limit media access and freedom, under the justification of preventing misinformation.
21. Centralizing Intelligence Functions: Restructuring intelligence agencies to increase presidential control, which some argue could reduce checks and balances on intelligence activities.
22. Limiting Access to Public Health Programs: Cutting funding for public health initiatives like Planned Parenthood and other family planning services, citing conservative social values.
23. Expanding Second Amendment Protections: Proposing broader gun ownership rights, including limitations on federal background checks and support for “constitutional carry” policies nationwide.
24. Revising Higher Education Funding: Ending federal student loan forgiveness programs, reducing Pell Grants, and incentivizing private sector involvement in funding education.
25. Reversing Environmental Protections: Rolling back the Endangered Species Act and loosening regulations on public land use to encourage resource extraction industries.
26. Restricting Science Funding: Limiting funding to federal research agencies such as the National Institutes of Health (NIH) for studies seen as politically motivated, including climate science and social science research.
27. Promoting “American Values” in Schools: Mandating curricula that focus on American patriotism and traditional values, while discouraging teachings on critical race theory or gender studies.
28. Reforming the Federal Reserve: Increasing executive oversight of the Federal Reserve to align its monetary policies more closely with presidential priorities.
29. Overhauling Voting Infrastructure: Implementing policies to mandate strict voter ID laws and limit absentee ballots, aiming to reduce alleged voter fraud but potentially impacting voter access.
30. Abolishing the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB): Proposing the dismantling of the CFPB to reduce federal oversight in financial markets and limit protections for consumers.
31. Reevaluating U.S. Membership in International Organizations: Reviewing participation in organizations like the United Nations and the World Health Organization to assess alignment with conservative values.
32. Restricting Asylum Protections: Tightening criteria for asylum seekers and fast-tracking deportations for those not meeting stricter standards.
33. Encouraging School Choice Initiatives: Promoting voucher programs and charter schools to increase educational options and reduce the role of traditional public schools.
34. Deregulating Wall Street: Repealing aspects of the Dodd-Frank Act to limit restrictions on financial institutions, which proponents argue would stimulate economic growth.
35. Eliminating “Sanctuary Cities”: Withholding federal funds from cities that do not comply with federal immigration enforcement laws.
36. Redefining Sex and Gender in Federal Policies: Limiting definitions to biological sex at birth, effectively reversing federal recognition of gender identity in many areas.
37. Banning Certain Public Health Policies: Opposing federal mask mandates or vaccination requirements, proposing states make their own public health decisions.
38. Promoting Christian Faith in Public Life: Advocating for policies that would support Christian values and traditions in public institutions, schools, and government policies.
39. Enhancing Border Security: Expanding the border wall, increasing the number of Border Patrol agents, and implementing stricter security measures.
40. Revisiting Net Neutrality: Repealing net neutrality rules to allow internet service providers more control over network management and pricing.
41. Reorganizing the IRS: Limiting the IRS’s ability to audit the wealthy, while increasing scrutiny of organizations perceived as partisan.
42. Limiting Collective Bargaining Rights: Reducing the power of unions, especially those representing federal employees, to negotiate over working conditions.
43. Restricting Foreign Land Ownership: Limiting foreign ownership of U.S. agricultural land and other critical resources to prioritize American interests.
44. Reforming Disaster Relief Programs: Proposing reforms to FEMA to increase state responsibility for disaster response and recovery efforts.
45. Restricting Affirmative Action Policies: Banning race-based affirmative action in federal hiring and contracting to prioritize merit-based selection.
46. Enhancing Cybersecurity through Privatization: Promoting private-sector solutions to cybersecurity threats rather than federal programs.
47. Creating a National Registry for Criminal Immigrants: Establishing a registry of non-citizen criminals to facilitate monitoring and deportation efforts.
48. Reevaluating Foreign Policy Alliances: Prioritizing alliances based on immediate American interests, potentially reducing support for NATO and other long-standing partnerships.
49. Promoting Fossil Fuel Development: Supporting the expansion of oil drilling, natural gas, and coal industries, reducing reliance on foreign energy sources.
50. Restricting Access to Public Health Programs for Immigrants: Limiting non-citizens’ access to public health benefits, including Medicaid and SNAP, to prioritize resources for citizens.
51. Abolishing the National Endowment for the Arts (NEA): Ending federal support for the arts, redirecting funds to other conservative policy priorities.
52. Increasing Military Presence at the Border: Deploying military resources to assist in border security operations, enhancing surveillance and enforcement.
53. Revoking Environmental Justice Initiatives: Rolling back policies aimed at addressing environmental inequities in low-income or minority communities.
54. Implementing a National Database for Criminal Records: Expanding a centralized criminal database accessible to all states, focusing on monitoring high-risk individuals.
55. Removing Protections for Protected Lands: Opening up federal lands currently under conservation for commercial use, including logging, mining, and drilling.
56. Incentivizing Corporate Tax Cuts: Providing further tax breaks for corporations to encourage job creation and investment within the U.S.
57. Limiting FDA Oversight: Reducing regulatory authority of the Food and Drug Administration, particularly around drug and supplement approvals.
58. Promoting Traditional Gender Roles in Media: Encouraging media programs that portray traditional family structures and values.
59. Repealing Renewable Energy Subsidies: Phasing out federal support for renewable energy projects in favor of traditional energy sources.
60. Eliminating Title IX Gender Equality Requirements in Schools: Reducing federal oversight on gender equality in educational institutions.
61. Revamping FEMA’s Role: Reassigning certain FEMA responsibilities to local and state governments to reduce federal disaster spending.
62. Reducing Foreign Student Visas: Limiting visas available for international students, arguing it would make more space for domestic students.
63. Reforming Foreign Aid to Prioritize Security: Shifting foreign aid to a security-based model, cutting support for humanitarian programs unless directly tied to U.S. security interests.
64. Ending Protections for Wetlands: Reversing regulations protecting wetlands to encourage development in these areas.
65. Limiting Antitrust Enforcement: Reducing the focus on breaking up monopolies to encourage growth among large American corporations.
66. Expanding Private Prisons: Increasing use of private prisons to handle federal inmates and immigration detention, reducing the burden on public facilities.
67. Restricting LGBTQ+ Representation in Schools: Limiting discussions of LGBTQ+ topics in school curricula, reinforcing parental rights in education.
68. Eliminating Public Sector Pensions: Transitioning public employees from pension plans to 401(k)-style retirement plans.
69. Increasing Surveillance of Online Speech: Expanding government monitoring of online platforms to curb speech deemed a national security risk.
70. Removing Funding for Low-Income Housing: Cutting federal assistance for affordable housing projects, promoting market-based solutions for housing.
71. Privatizing Medicare Services: Moving Medicare toward private providers, potentially increasing costs for recipients while limiting federal spending.
72. Banning Critical Race Theory (CRT) in Military Training: Removing diversity training and CRT-focused instruction from military education.
73. Limiting Access to Public Defenders: Reducing funding for public defenders, arguing it would incentivize states to reform their justice systems.
74. Defunding WHO Initiatives on Global Health: Reducing support for WHO programs, particularly those focused on global reproductive and women’s health.
75. Limiting Federal Loan Programs: Scaling back federal loan programs, encouraging reliance on private lenders for educational and business loans.
76. Increasing Oversight of Nonprofits: Tightening regulations on nonprofits, especially those receiving federal grants, to ensure alignment with conservative values.
77. Eliminating National Parks Funding: Cutting federal funding for the maintenance and expansion of national parks, pushing for private partnerships to sustain these areas.
78. Promoting Fossil Fuel Exports: Incentivizing the export of fossil fuels, arguing it would boost the economy and reduce foreign dependence.
79. Restricting Foreign Investment in Tech Firms: Limiting foreign ownership in tech companies to prevent potential national security risks.
80. Revoking Civil Rights Protections for Certain Classes: Reassessing anti-discrimination laws that some believe overstep individual freedoms in areas like housing and employment.
81. Privatizing Postal Services: Moving the U.S. Postal Service toward private management to reduce federal oversight and expenditures.
82. Mandating E-Verify for All Employers: Requiring all employers to use the E-Verify system to ensure employees’ legal work status, emphasizing national security.
83. Creating a ‘Values-Based’ Hiring System for Public Agencies: Encouraging agencies to prioritize hiring individuals aligned with conservative principles.
84. Reducing the Role of Public Health in Policy: Deemphasizing public health mandates in favor of personal responsibility, particularly in the context of pandemics.
85. Implementing Mandatory Work Requirements for Welfare: Expanding work requirements for all welfare recipients, emphasizing self-sufficiency.
86. Removing Federal Restrictions on Development in Indigenous Lands: Allowing development projects on tribal lands without federal limitations.
87. Privatizing Federal Prisons: Expanding the role of private prisons to house more federal inmates as a cost-cutting measure.
88. Increasing Border Wall Construction: Allocating more funding to complete the U.S.-Mexico border wall to deter illegal immigration.
89. Limiting Federal Research Grants: Prioritizing federal research funds toward fields deemed nationally beneficial, like technology and defense.
90. Expanding Logging and Mining on Public Lands: Increasing logging and mining permissions on federal lands for economic gain.
91. Creating a National Voter ID Law: Mandating that all voters present ID at polls, standardizing this requirement nationwide.
92. Supporting Faith-Based Adoption Agencies: Allowing federal funds for faith-based agencies that may discriminate based on religious criteria.
93. Allowing Religious Instruction in Public Schools: Permitting faith-based instruction and prayer in public schools to promote religious values.
94. Reducing Background Checks for Firearm Purchases: Loosening restrictions on gun purchases, emphasizing Second Amendment rights.
95. Expanding Military Funding for Domestic Law Enforcement: Allowing local police to access military-grade equipment and funding for counter-terrorism.
96. Eliminating Federal Anti-Drug Programs: Reducing federal intervention in drug-related issues, leaving states to handle the opioid crisis and drug abuse.
97. Ending Federal Involvement in Agriculture Subsidies: Phasing out subsidies for farming, arguing the free market should guide agricultural production.
98. Promoting Traditional Christian Holidays: Mandating public recognition and celebration of traditional Christian holidays at the federal level.
99. Implementing Stricter Guidelines for Naturalization: Making the path to U.S. citizenship more stringent, with a focus on assimilating into “American values.”
100. Revisiting the Constitution to Expand Presidential Powers: Supporting constitutional amendments to broaden the executive branch’s authority over the judiciary and legislative branches.
101. Implementing a National Moratorium on New Federal Regulations: Instituting a freeze on new federal regulations across all agencies, with exceptions only for national security.
102. Enhancing Parental Control in Education: Supporting legislation that would allow parents more direct control over school curricula, including the right to review all teaching materials.
103. Restricting Access to Birthright Citizenship: Proposing a constitutional amendment or reinterpretation to limit birthright citizenship to children of U.S. citizens and lawful residents only.
104. Abolishing the Department of Labor: Transferring its functions to other federal or state entities, with the aim of reducing federal involvement in labor standards.
105. Revisiting the Affordable Care Act: Rolling back provisions of the Affordable Care Act (ACA), particularly those related to insurance mandates and Medicaid expansion.
106. Revoking Federal Housing Discrimination Protections: Reducing HUD’s role in enforcing housing discrimination laws to limit federal intervention in private housing markets.
107. Privatizing Social Security Options: Offering a private investment option within Social Security, which could potentially impact future payouts and shift financial risk to individuals.
108. Mandating Police Presence in Schools: Requiring that schools implement school resource officers to enforce security and deter potential threats.
109. Eliminating Federal Funding for Sanctuary Hospitals: Restricting funds for hospitals that provide services to undocumented immigrants, promoting a strict alignment with immigration laws.
110. Rolling Back Wage and Hour Laws: Reducing federal wage and hour regulations, such as overtime pay requirements, to provide more flexibility for businesses.
111. Restricting Media Access to Government Proceedings: Limiting press access to certain government events or agencies, arguing for increased control over government transparency.
112. Reducing Federal Involvement in Emergency Health Responses: Transferring the responsibility for health crises to state and local governments, reducing the role of agencies like the CDC.
113. Promoting “Western Civilization” in Higher Education: Creating incentives for colleges to prioritize courses on Western civilization, history, and traditional American values.
114. Reducing Federal Support for Non-Traditional Family Planning Services: Cutting funding to programs that provide services outside traditional family planning.
115. Encouraging ‘Faith-Based’ Correctional Programs: Promoting religiously oriented rehabilitation programs in federal prisons as part of inmate reformation.
116. Expanding State Power over Voting Rules: Giving states more latitude to establish their own voting rules and regulations without federal oversight.
117. Incentivizing Religious Content in Broadcasting: Offering tax incentives or grants to media companies that produce or broadcast religious and moral programming.
118. Nationalizing E-Verify for All Job Seekers: Requiring that all new hires undergo E-Verify, including current employees during government audits.
119. Expanding Cyber Defense Partnerships with Private Sector: Strengthening cybersecurity by increasing collaboration between the federal government and private technology companies.
120. Promoting Bible-Based Curricula in Public Schools: Allowing public schools to offer courses focused on Biblical teachings as part of American history education.
121. Supporting ‘Life at Conception’ Policies: Advocating for federal laws that recognize life beginning at conception, impacting abortion rights and medical practices.
122. Creating a Federal Charter for ‘Patriotic’ Nonprofits: Establishing criteria for nonprofit organizations to receive federal funding based on their alignment with American values.
123. Reducing Funds for Public Broadcasting Services (PBS and NPR): Redirecting or phasing out federal funds for PBS and NPR to reduce government spending.
124. Allowing Foreign Policy to Reflect Christian Values: Aligning U.S. foreign policy more closely with Christian values, potentially impacting diplomacy with certain nations.
125. Mandating Religious Liberty Programs in Federal Agencies: Requiring federal agencies to implement policies protecting religious liberty, even if it conflicts with other anti-discrimination laws.
126. Increasing Penalties for Protests on Federal Property: Strengthening penalties for unauthorized demonstrations on federal property to ensure law and order.
127. Imposing Restrictions on Non-Citizen Voting in Local Elections: Working with states to prevent non-citizens from voting in local or state elections.
128. Requiring Military Service for Certain Federal Benefits: Proposing service requirements for certain federal benefits to foster a culture of service.
129. Removing Federal Oversight of Employee Benefits: Allowing states to regulate employee benefits, such as healthcare and retirement plans, reducing federal intervention.
130. Instituting ‘Free Speech Zones’: Designating specific areas for protests or demonstrations to maintain order and prevent disruptions to government operations.
131. Proposing a ‘Balanced Budget Amendment’: Pushing for a constitutional amendment that would require the federal government to balance its budget annually.
132. Incentivizing Marital Tax Benefits for Traditional Families: Expanding tax benefits for married, heterosexual couples to promote traditional family values.
133. Reducing Federal Housing Standards: Loosening housing safety and environmental standards, arguing it would lower costs for builders and buyers.
134. Mandating National Anthem at Public Events: Proposing policies to require the national anthem at federally funded public events as a show of patriotism.
135. Supporting School Choice Vouchers Nationwide: Expanding federal support for school vouchers, allowing parents more freedom to choose schools for their children.
136. Encouraging Privatization of National Monuments: Allowing private entities to manage and maintain national monuments to reduce federal costs.
137. Revoking U.S. Commitment to Climate Agreements: Reconsidering U.S. involvement in international climate agreements to prioritize national energy interests.
138. Defunding Comprehensive Sex Education: Promoting abstinence-only programs and reducing support for comprehensive sex education curricula.
139. Revising Requirements for Federal Disability Programs: Increasing eligibility requirements for federal disability benefits to reduce federal spending.
140. Eliminating All Affirmative Action Programs in Federal Agencies: Ensuring that federal agencies hire based solely on merit without consideration of race or gender.
141. Creating Standards for ‘American Values’ in Public Art: Promoting public artworks that represent traditional American values and heritage.
142. Expanding Faith-Based Organizations’ Roles in Federal Services: Allowing faith-based groups to handle social services like foster care and adoption.
143. Implementing High-Security Measures in Public Spaces: Encouraging more extensive security measures in public spaces, including surveillance technology.
144. Allowing States Full Control over Public Health Mandates: Removing federal influence over state public health mandates, especially for vaccination policies.
145. Creating a National Charter of ‘Conservative Values’: Establishing guidelines and standards that federal employees must uphold, in alignment with conservative principles.
146. Discouraging International Adoption: Limiting international adoption to prioritize American children in foster care.
147. Increasing Oil Drilling in National Reserves: Pushing for drilling permits in protected reserves to enhance domestic oil production.
148. Mandating American History and Civics Testing: Requiring students to pass American history and civics exams to graduate from high school.
149. Restricting Access to Federal Education Grants for Non-Patriotic Programs: Withholding federal funds from educational programs that criticize American history or values.
150. Expanding Federal Support for Faith-Based Rehabilitation: Promoting rehabilitation programs based on faith principles, particularly in prisons and correctional facilities.
151. Defunding Scientific Research on Climate Change: Reducing federal funding for climate research, shifting focus to energy independence and fossil fuel investments.
152. Establishing a Federal Curriculum Review Board: Creating a board to oversee and approve public school curricula, ensuring alignment with traditional American values.
153. Expanding Requirements for Drug Testing in Welfare Programs: Mandating drug testing for welfare recipients, linking benefits to sobriety and drug-free status.
154. Revoking Tax-Exempt Status for Non-Patriotic Organizations: Reassessing tax-exempt status for nonprofits perceived as opposing American interests or values.
155. Banning the Use of ESG Criteria in Federal Contracts: Prohibiting environmental, social, and governance (ESG) criteria in government contracting decisions.
156. Mandating U.S.-Based Manufacturing for Federal Contracts: Requiring federal contractors to manufacture goods within the United States to stimulate the domestic economy.
157. Prioritizing Federal Aid for “Patriotic” States: Allocating more federal funding to states that align with conservative policies, reducing aid to those seen as opposing them.
158. Restricting Content in Public Libraries: Proposing federal guidelines to remove books and materials deemed inappropriate, especially related to gender and sexuality topics.
159. Enacting a “Religious Freedom Restoration” in Public Schools: Protecting student-led religious activities and allowing greater expression of faith in public school settings.
160. Limiting Judicial Review of Executive Orders: Proposing limitations on courts’ ability to block executive orders to enhance presidential authority.
161. Encouraging Charter Schools with Religious Foundations: Providing federal support for religious charter schools, especially those that teach Christian values.
162. Requiring Government Employees to Swear an Oath of Patriotism: Mandating federal employees to take an oath that reinforces loyalty to American values and the Constitution.
163. Creating Restrictions on Gender-Affirming Care: Implementing federal restrictions on healthcare providers offering gender-affirming treatments, particularly for minors.
164. Reducing Scope of Federal Oversight on Public Water Systems: Allowing local control over water quality standards, with less federal regulation.
165. Expanding Use of Facial Recognition for Security: Advocating for facial recognition in high-traffic federal facilities to enhance security measures.
166. Implementing Federal Guidelines for Social Media: Setting standards for permissible social media content to reduce perceived threats to national security.
167. Promoting ‘Patriotic’ History in National Parks: Requiring historical presentations in national parks to emphasize patriotic themes and American exceptionalism.
168. Introducing a ‘Religious Freedom Day’ as a National Holiday: Recognizing a national holiday dedicated to the protection and celebration of religious freedom.
169. Reducing Role of Federal Mediation in Labor Disputes: Limiting federal involvement in labor negotiations, allowing employers and employees to resolve issues independently.
170. Strengthening Federal Penalties for Crimes Against Police: Enhancing penalties for crimes against law enforcement to underscore support for police.
171. Requiring Biometric Data for Government ID Programs: Expanding the collection of biometric data in government identification systems, including fingerprints and facial scans.
172. Allowing Local Police More Authority on Federal Land: Granting local law enforcement broader jurisdiction over crimes on federally owned land.
173. Mandating Abstinence-Only Sex Education: Promoting federal standards for abstinence-focused sex education, discouraging comprehensive sex education programs.
174. Prioritizing Domestic Supply Chains for Essential Goods: Supporting legislation that mandates essential goods be manufactured domestically to ensure supply chain security.
175. Increasing Penalties for Illegal Immigration: Establishing minimum penalties for illegal immigration offenses to deter border crossings.
176. Expanding Work Requirements for Public Housing Assistance: Requiring recipients of public housing aid to meet work or volunteer requirements.
177. Restricting Federal Aid for Higher Education Programs Seen as ‘Anti-American’: Withholding aid from colleges and universities that host events or programs deemed unpatriotic.
178. Creating a ‘Civic Literacy’ Exam Requirement: Requiring high school students to pass a government-designed civic literacy test to graduate.
179. Allowing Religious Observances in Federal Workplaces: Permitting federal employees to observe religious practices in the workplace, as long as they don’t interfere with duties.
180. Promoting a ‘Patriot Education Act’: Supporting a national act to promote American history, patriotism, and traditional values in educational systems.
181. Requiring Federal Support for Pro-Life Pregnancy Centers: Directing federal funds toward pro-life pregnancy centers and limiting support for clinics that offer abortion services.
182. Reducing Restrictions on Development in Coastal Areas: Easing regulations that restrict construction and commercial development in federally protected coastal areas.
183. Requiring Mandatory Reporting of Undocumented Immigrants by Local Authorities: Mandating that state and local authorities report undocumented immigrants to federal immigration officials.
184. Establishing a National ‘Character Education’ Initiative: Implementing a federal initiative to teach values like respect, integrity, and discipline in schools.
185. Creating State-Administered Federal Health Programs: Transitioning federal health programs like Medicaid to state administration with federal oversight.
186. Encouraging Churches to Participate in Social Services: Expanding roles for faith-based organizations in delivering social services previously administered by government agencies.
187. Removing Climate Change from Military Priorities: Reducing emphasis on climate change preparedness within military training and operations.
188. Promoting Traditional Marriage Initiatives: Supporting programs that emphasize marriage between a man and woman as foundational to society.
189. Supporting American Farming with Protectionist Measures: Imposing tariffs or restrictions on imported agricultural goods to protect American farmers.
190. Restricting Federal Funding for Arts Promoting Social Justice: Limiting grants to arts programs seen as promoting political or social justice messages.
191. Increasing State Power over Voter ID Standards: Supporting states that choose to implement stricter voter ID laws for federal elections.
192. Enhancing Penalties for Vandalism of Federal Monuments: Raising penalties for damaging federal monuments to deter vandalism.
193. Revising Zoning Laws for Federal Land: Allowing states more influence over zoning and development on federal lands within their borders.
194. Mandating Military Training for Public School Students: Encouraging states to offer military-style training in high school as part of physical education.
195. Establishing New Federal Holiday for Founding Fathers: Introducing a holiday to celebrate the contributions of the Founding Fathers.
196. Creating Government-Endorsed Patriotic Symbols and Merchandise: Supporting the sale of government-approved patriotic symbols to foster national pride.
197. Discouraging Funding for ‘Woke’ Corporate Programs: Limiting government contracts with companies that promote diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) policies.
198. Removing Government Incentives for Electric Vehicles: Reducing or eliminating federal tax credits for electric vehicles, emphasizing fuel independence.
199. Revising Public Health Policies to Emphasize Individual Freedom: Moving away from federal health mandates, allowing citizens more control over their healthcare choices.
200. Encouraging Partnerships with Private Schools Over Public Schools: Redirecting federal support toward private schooling options, including those with religious foundations.
201. Reforming FDA Food Standards: Reducing federal regulations on food labeling and safety standards, encouraging a market-driven approach.
202. Restricting Federally Funded Scientific Research on Gender: Limiting federal grants for research related to gender studies, focusing resources on fields deemed more essential.
203. Encouraging Prayer at Government Meetings: Supporting policies that allow opening prayers or invocations at government events and meetings.
204. Prioritizing American-made Products in Federal Procurement: Mandating that federal agencies prioritize purchasing American-made products, even if they are more expensive.
205. Supporting a ‘Family Values Tax Credit’: Providing tax credits for families that follow traditional structures, aimed at incentivizing marriage and family stability.
206. Discouraging Teaching of Evolution in Public Schools: Supporting policies that give states the option to teach creationism or other theories alongside evolution.
207. Reducing Federal Research on Environmental Impacts of Industry: Minimizing federal involvement in studies related to environmental impacts of industrial activity, leaving it to states and private organizations.
208. Promoting ‘True American History’ Curricula: Developing a federal guideline for history classes that emphasizes American achievements, downplays criticisms, and excludes CRT-based materials.
209. Reforming the Justice Department’s Civil Rights Division: Narrowing the scope of the Civil Rights Division to focus on traditional, rather than expanded, definitions of civil rights.
210. Supporting Law Enforcement with Federal Anti-Protest Measures: Imposing tougher restrictions on protests against law enforcement to deter violence or anti-police demonstrations.
211. Promoting Economic Nationalism: Favoring policies that prioritize American businesses and limit outsourcing and imports to boost U.S. manufacturing.
212. Restricting Federal Funding for International Climate Efforts: Redirecting funds allocated for global climate initiatives to domestic economic growth and energy independence.
213. Supporting Religious-Based Adoption Policies: Allowing federally funded adoption agencies to make placements based on religious beliefs.
214. Reevaluating Public Transit Funding: Reducing federal support for public transportation in favor of private and state-led initiatives.
215. Increasing Civil Forfeiture Capabilities for Law Enforcement: Expanding the ability of law enforcement to seize property associated with suspected criminal activity.
216. Promoting Traditional Art and Architecture Standards for Federal Buildings: Mandating that new federal buildings be designed in a traditional, classical style rather than modern or abstract designs.
217. Reducing Federal Restrictions on Charitable Donations to Religious Groups: Providing additional tax incentives for donations to religious organizations.
218. Requiring Federal Agencies to Use Patriotic Themes in Public Outreach: Encouraging agencies to use patriotic messaging in public service announcements and educational programs.
219. Limiting Federal Regulations on Corporate Speech: Reducing restrictions on corporate political contributions and speech, particularly for U.S.-based companies.
220. Reversing Federal Protections for Affirmative Action in Private Universities: Supporting states in banning affirmative action policies in both public and private higher education.
221. Removing Federal Regulation of Cryptocurrency: Reducing oversight of cryptocurrency markets to allow for freer innovation and growth in the digital economy.
222. Mandating Federal Employee Training on Traditional American Values: Requiring training programs for federal employees focused on patriotism and traditional values.
223. Expanding Work Requirements for Federal Food Assistance Programs: Requiring able-bodied adults to work or participate in job training to qualify for SNAP benefits.
224. Allowing Greater State Control Over Public Health Research: Transferring public health research funding to states, encouraging localized approaches to health issues.
225. Restricting Federal Role in Rent Control Policies: Opposing federal interventions in rent control, advocating for market-driven housing solutions.
226. Reducing Federal Protections for Labor Unions: Limiting the power and protections for labor unions, particularly in public sector unions.
227. Supporting Faith-Based Financial Services: Encouraging the creation of faith-based alternatives to conventional banking and financial services, with federal incentives.
228. Promoting Private Investment in National Infrastructure: Moving infrastructure projects away from federal funding toward private investments through tax incentives.
229. Removing Diversity Quotas in Federal Contracts: Eliminating requirements that federal contractors meet certain diversity benchmarks.
230. Reforming the Voting Rights Act: Reducing federal oversight in state election practices, giving more power back to states to manage their voting laws.
231. Supporting the Reduction of Corporate Taxes for Patriotism-Based Business Standards: Offering tax reductions to companies that follow specific American patriotism standards.
232. Expanding Resources for Homeland Security in Cybersecurity: Increasing funding for cybersecurity under Homeland Security, especially for combating foreign cyber threats.
233. Mandating Pro-Police Education Programs in Public Schools: Encouraging schools to implement programs that teach students to respect and support law enforcement.
234. Eliminating Federal Funding for Renewable Energy Development: Phasing out federal investment in renewable energy technologies in favor of traditional energy resources.
235. Reevaluating U.S. Foreign Aid for International Religious Freedom: Focusing foreign aid to support countries that align with U.S. perspectives on religious freedom.
236. Promoting Abstinence in Public Health Policy: Prioritizing abstinence and risk-avoidance strategies in federal health initiatives.
237. Expanding the Role of Private Security Contractors in Federal Agencies: Encouraging federal agencies to use private security contractors instead of public security personnel.
238. Instituting Minimum Sentencing Guidelines for Property Crimes: Supporting strict minimum sentencing for property-related crimes as a deterrent measure.
239. Mandating Pro-American Curriculum in Federal Schools: Ensuring that curricula in federally funded schools, including on military bases, emphasize American ideals.
240. Expanding Faith-Based Substance Abuse Programs: Redirecting funding toward religious or faith-based programs for addiction recovery.
241. Allowing Oil Drilling in Protected Wilderness Areas: Opening federally protected wilderness areas for controlled drilling and resource extraction.
242. Establishing a National Day for the Military: Proposing a federal holiday dedicated to honoring the U.S. military and promoting patriotism.
243. Requiring Loyalty Oaths for Federal Contracts: Mandating that recipients of federal contracts affirm support for American principles.
244. Increasing Penalties for Cyber Attacks on Government Systems: Expanding criminal penalties for hacking and other cyber crimes targeting federal systems.
245. Supporting Traditional Gender Roles in Military Recruitment: Tailoring recruitment materials to promote traditional gender roles within military service.
246. Eliminating the Bureau of Indian Affairs (BIA): Proposing the dissolution of the BIA, with tribal matters managed at the state level or directly by tribes.
247. Allowing States Full Control Over Environmental Protection: Removing federal oversight on environmental regulations, giving states full authority over their own standards.
248. Mandating ‘American Values’ Training for New Citizens: Requiring citizenship applicants to complete training focused on American history and values.
249. Reforming the Endangered Species Act to Allow Development: Modifying the Endangered Species Act to prioritize economic growth over habitat preservation.
250. Establishing a “Patriot’s Tax Credit”: Offering tax incentives for individuals and companies that promote patriotic values or engage in activities that benefit U.S. interests.
251. Reforming Federal Research on Public Health Initiatives: Redirecting federal health research funding from areas such as mental health and reproductive health to traditional healthcare priorities.
252. Implementing School Funding Tied to ‘American Values’: Conditioning federal education funding on adherence to curricula promoting American patriotism and history.
253. Prioritizing Local Law Enforcement Training Over Federal Oversight: Encouraging localized training programs for police forces instead of federal training mandates, advocating for local authority in policing practices.
254. Creating Penalties for Social Media Censorship of Conservative Voices: Proposing legal repercussions for social media companies that censor content deemed conservative or patriotic.
255. Scaling Back Federal Role in Highway and Infrastructure Projects: Reducing the federal budget for infrastructure to allow state and private sector management of roads, highways, and bridges.
256. Expanding Federal Support for Pro-Business States: Offering additional federal incentives and grants to states that adopt pro-business policies and deregulate economic activity.
257. Restricting Access to Certain Forms of Family Planning Through Medicaid: Limiting federal funds for contraceptives and other family planning services in Medicaid, except for abstinence programs.
258. Encouraging Privatization of Public Libraries: Supporting state and local efforts to privatize libraries, removing them from public funding structures to reduce local government budgets.
259. Mandating National Standards for Voting Machines: Requiring stringent standards for voting machines to ensure uniformity and security across states, with a focus on preventing fraud.
260. Revoking Federal Funds from Institutions Supporting Critical Race Theory: Cutting funding for public universities and research institutions that include Critical Race Theory in their curriculum.
261. Eliminating Federal Wildlife Conservation Programs: Moving conservation efforts to the state level, focusing federal resources on economic priorities rather than wildlife protection.
262. Limiting Federal Role in Corporate Environmental Regulations: Allowing corporations more freedom in environmental practices with less federal oversight, reducing compliance costs.
263. Instituting a ‘Pro-Life Tax Credit’ for Families with Children: Providing tax credits for families with children under the age of 18 to incentivize family growth and stability.
264. Proposing an Amendment to Limit Supreme Court Tenure: Supporting a constitutional amendment to implement term limits or age limits for Supreme Court justices.
265. Mandating Military Enlistment Requirements Based on Physical Standards: Requiring strict physical standards for military enlistees, moving away from inclusive recruitment policies.
266. Encouraging Religious-Based Youth Programs: Providing federal grants to organizations that offer youth programs rooted in traditional religious teachings and values.
267. Expanding Use of Surveillance Drones for National Security: Increasing funding for drone surveillance programs, particularly along the border and in areas of suspected criminal activity.
268. Promoting English-Only Policies in Federal Communications: Mandating that all federal communications and documents be in English only, emphasizing unity through language.
269. Supporting Parental Consent for School Counseling: Proposing that schools obtain parental consent for students to receive any counseling services, including mental health support.
270. Reducing Federal Taxes for Homeschooling Families: Offering tax breaks to families who homeschool, incentivizing private education choices.
271. Incentivizing American-Owned Manufacturing Facilities: Providing tax credits and subsidies for companies that open and operate manufacturing plants within the U.S.
272. Creating Federal Standards for Religious Expression in Public Schools: Enabling schools to adopt guidelines allowing religious expressions, such as prayer and scripture readings.
273. Implementing Federal Caps on Welfare Benefits: Setting a limit on the total benefits an individual can receive from all federal welfare programs.
274. Establishing National Standards for Law Enforcement Uniforms: Proposing a standard uniform for federal and state law enforcement to foster unity and professionalism.
275. Supporting Farm Subsidies Tied to Food Security: Offering subsidies only to farms that prioritize food production for U.S. markets, reducing dependence on imports.
276. Defunding Grants for Academic Research in Social Justice: Removing federal funding from universities and research institutions that focus on social justice studies.
277. Creating Financial Incentives for American Families: Expanding tax benefits, credits, and subsidies for families that have multiple children.
278. Requiring Social Media to Publish User Data Transparency Reports: Mandating regular transparency reports detailing social media platforms’ data usage practices.
279. Eliminating Federal Oversight on Apprenticeships and Trade Schools: Allowing trade schools and apprenticeships to operate without federal standards or oversight.
280. Promoting Water Conservation Through State Control: Transferring water conservation responsibilities to state governments, reducing federal environmental intervention.
281. Creating a Nationwide Database of Immigrants’ Criminal Records: Establishing a national criminal record database exclusively for immigrants to aid law enforcement.
282. Expanding Federal Support for Nuclear Energy: Increasing funding and reducing regulations for nuclear energy as an alternative to renewable sources like wind and solar.
283. Allowing States to Establish Their Own Sanctuary Laws: Permitting states to opt-out of federal immigration policies and establish sanctuary laws that fit local needs.
284. Supporting Local Initiatives to Privatize Higher Education: Encouraging states to reduce public funding for universities and consider privatization options.
285. Limiting Federal Mandates on Healthcare Insurance Providers: Easing federal restrictions on healthcare providers to reduce costs and increase provider flexibility.
286. Mandating ‘Pro-Life’ Policies in Federal Healthcare: Ensuring that federal healthcare programs do not cover abortion-related services.
287. Expanding State Control Over Disability Benefits: Transferring administration of disability benefits to states to manage independently, with reduced federal guidelines.
288. Creating a Federal Apprenticeship Program for High School Graduates: Offering alternatives to college by supporting vocational apprenticeships immediately after high school.
289. Enacting Stronger Anti-Trust Laws for Foreign-Owned Businesses: Ensuring that foreign companies are not able to monopolize key American industries.
290. Encouraging ‘Patriotism-Driven’ Film and Media Production: Providing grants and tax incentives for films and media projects that promote American patriotism.
291. Requiring Content Warnings for Media Targeting Youth: Enforcing content warnings on youth-oriented media that addresses topics like sexuality, gender, or violence.
292. Mandating Full-Time Employment Requirements for Medicaid: Requiring able-bodied Medicaid recipients to work full-time or participate in job training programs.
293. Establishing a New Federal Holiday to Honor First Responders: Proposing a holiday dedicated to celebrating police, firefighters, and emergency medical personnel.
294. Reducing Federal Spending on Foreign Language Education Programs: Limiting federal funding for foreign language programs, focusing resources on English education.
295. Encouraging Law Enforcement Presence in High-Crime Areas: Supporting increased law enforcement funding for communities with high crime rates.
296. Mandating Annual ‘Patriotism Day’ in Public Schools: Requiring all public schools to celebrate a ‘Patriotism Day’ that focuses on American heritage and values.
297. Allowing Federal Contracting Exclusively for U.S. Companies: Proposing that federal contracts be awarded only to U.S.-based companies.
298. Requiring Full Body Scans for Air Travel: Mandating full-body scans as a security standard for all commercial air travelers to ensure safety.
299. Removing Subsidies for Academic Research in Non-STEM Fields: Limiting federal support for research in the humanities and social sciences, prioritizing STEM fields.
300. Establishing a Federal Education Standard on Nationalism: Encouraging schools to teach nationalism and the importance of national identity.
301. Mandating American History Exams for High School Graduation: Requiring students to pass a federal history exam focused on patriotism and American achievements to graduate from high school.
302. Implementing Uniform Sentencing Standards for Federal Crimes: Standardizing sentencing across federal crimes to eliminate perceived inconsistencies, emphasizing law and order.
303. Prioritizing Military Recruitment in Rural Areas: Increasing recruitment efforts in rural regions to promote military service in traditionally underserved areas.
304. Reducing Oversight on Private Health Insurance Plans: Allowing more flexibility for private insurers to design health plans with fewer federal requirements on coverage.
305. Supporting Faith-Based Rehabilitation Programs in Prisons: Increasing funding for religious programs that offer rehabilitation and vocational training for incarcerated individuals.
306. Reducing Federal Regulation of Telecommunications: Easing restrictions on telecommunications companies, including cell and internet providers, to encourage private-sector growth.
307. Expanding Federal Support for Christian Schools: Offering financial incentives to private Christian schools, especially in underserved communities.
308. Creating an ‘America First’ Agriculture Program: Focusing federal agricultural subsidies on farms that primarily serve domestic markets, reducing dependence on imports.
309. Supporting the Reestablishment of Trade Schools in Rural Areas: Providing federal grants to create or expand trade schools in rural communities, offering alternative career paths.
310. Expanding Federal Powers to Combat Illegal Immigration at Ports: Increasing security measures and surveillance at major ports of entry to reduce illegal immigration.
311. Offering Federal Tax Credits for Home-Schooling Expenses: Providing tax deductions or credits to families who choose to home-school their children.
312. Strengthening Drug Trafficking Penalties: Implementing stricter sentencing guidelines for drug trafficking, especially for opioids and other highly addictive substances.
313. Implementing a National Identity Card: Establishing a federally issued ID card as a standard form of identification to enhance national security.
314. Reducing Federal Funding for Environmental Cleanup Programs: Shifting responsibility for environmental cleanup efforts to states, reducing federal expenditure in this area.
315. Supporting English-Only Driver’s License Exams: Encouraging states to administer driver’s license exams only in English to promote language unity.
316. Requiring Physical Fitness Standards in Schools: Mandating minimum physical fitness requirements for public school students to combat childhood obesity.
317. Mandating Patriotic Ceremonies in Federal Workplaces: Requiring federal agencies to hold regular patriotic ceremonies or observances to foster national pride.
318. Increasing Federal Support for Oil Refining Capacity: Incentivizing domestic oil refining to reduce reliance on imported refined petroleum products.
319. Expanding Local Jurisdiction Over Gun Rights: Allowing states greater autonomy in deciding gun laws, including concealed carry regulations.
320. Mandating Parental Approval for Sex Education in Schools: Requiring schools to obtain explicit parental consent before students participate in sex education classes.
321. Expanding Military Partnerships with Faith-Based Organizations: Collaborating with religious organizations for recruitment, counseling, and support programs within the military.
322. Restricting Federal Funding for Health Programs on Gender Identity: Limiting funds for health services focused on gender identity, directing resources to more traditional health issues.
323. Revising Environmental Protection Laws to Prioritize Economic Growth: Altering federal environmental regulations to prioritize job creation and economic development over conservation.
324. Requiring Proof of U.S. Residency for Public Benefits: Mandating strict residency proof for eligibility in federal programs, including housing and healthcare.
325. Establishing a ‘Pro-Business’ Federal Grant Program: Providing grants to businesses that adhere to conservative policies and demonstrate a commitment to American values.
326. Supporting State Rights to Define Marriage: Allowing each state to determine its own legal definition of marriage without federal intervention.
327. Creating a ‘Family Stability Credit’ for Married Couples: Offering a tax credit for married couples who maintain a stable household for a defined period.
328. Defunding Public Art Programs Not Aligned with Traditional Values: Limiting federal funding for public art projects that do not align with traditional American values.
329. Promoting Charter Schools as a Public School Alternative: Providing additional federal funding for charter schools, particularly in low-income areas.
330. Increasing National Guard Funding for Border Security: Allocating more funds to support National Guard deployments at the U.S. borders.
331. Removing Federal Restrictions on Energy Development in Protected Areas: Permitting oil and natural gas drilling in areas that have been federally protected from energy development.
332. Encouraging Career and Technical Education (CTE) Programs Over Four-Year Degrees: Providing funding for career training as a practical alternative to college.
333. Implementing Age Verification for Internet Access: Requiring websites to verify the age of users to limit minors’ access to adult content.
334. Requiring Transparency in Federal Research Funding Allocation: Mandating that federal research grants be publicly disclosed to ensure they align with national interests.
335. Promoting Traditional Music and Arts in Schools: Offering grants for schools that prioritize traditional American music, art, and cultural heritage programs.
336. Eliminating Federal Tax Exemptions for ‘Anti-American’ Nonprofits: Proposing that nonprofits deemed opposed to American values lose their tax-exempt status.
337. Reducing Federal Influence Over Tribal Lands: Granting more autonomy to Native American tribes to manage their lands without federal oversight.
338. Promoting the Pledge of Allegiance in Public Schools: Requiring students to recite the Pledge of Allegiance daily in public schools.
339. Reducing Federal Funding for Higher Education Humanities Programs: Limiting federal support for humanities programs, directing funds to STEM and technical fields.
340. Supporting Law Enforcement Use of Surveillance Technology: Expanding federal support for surveillance technology to aid law enforcement in tracking crime.
341. Creating a Federal Apprenticeship Fund: Establishing a fund to promote apprenticeships as a viable alternative to traditional college pathways.
342. Mandating Patriotic Curriculum in Head Start Programs: Introducing patriotic themes in early childhood education for federally funded preschool programs.
343. Expanding Right-to-Work Legislation Nationwide: Supporting federal legislation that guarantees all states the option to implement right-to-work policies.
344. Creating a National Database of Citizenship Information: Developing a database to track citizenship status for improved government recordkeeping and benefits management.
345. Supporting Private Ownership of Federal Land: Encouraging the sale of federal lands to private owners to reduce government ownership of land.
346. Allowing States to Set Their Own Minimum Wage Standards: Transferring minimum wage authority to states, reducing federal involvement in wage regulation.
347. Mandating Parental Control Over School Curriculum: Requiring schools to provide full curriculum access to parents, empowering them to make decisions about their child’s education.
348. Expanding Federal Law Enforcement Partnerships with Local Police: Increasing collaboration between federal and local law enforcement agencies to combat crime more effectively.
349. Limiting Federal Power Over Land and Water Rights: Giving states greater authority over water rights and land use without federal intervention.
350. Creating Tax Incentives for Patriotism-Based Businesses: Offering tax credits to businesses that demonstrate a commitment to American values and conservative principles.
351. Supporting Faith-Based Health Care Networks: Providing federal funding and incentives for hospitals and clinics operated by faith-based organizations, particularly in underserved areas.
352. Implementing Mandatory Drug Testing for Federal Assistance: Requiring drug tests for individuals receiving federal aid, such as housing or unemployment benefits, to encourage sobriety.
353. Expanding Second Amendment Protections on Federal Property: Allowing concealed carry and open carry rights on federal lands and buildings, including national parks.
354. Restricting Federal Research Funding for Gender Studies: Limiting funding for academic research related to gender and sexuality, focusing on traditional medical research.
355. Providing Federal Grants for Farming in Rural America: Expanding support for small and family-owned farms to promote rural economic stability and reduce reliance on agribusiness.
356. Mandating Federal Support for Patriotic Holidays in Public Spaces: Encouraging federal agencies to organize events celebrating patriotic holidays, such as Independence Day and Veterans Day.
357. Expanding Federal Training Programs for Police Officers: Offering specialized federal training grants for local law enforcement officers, focusing on areas like counterterrorism and border security.
358. Eliminating Federal Regulations on Private Charter Schools: Allowing charter schools to operate without federal requirements, offering more flexibility in their curriculum and operations.
359. Requiring Health Screening for Immigrants at U.S. Borders: Implementing stricter health checks at entry points to reduce the spread of infectious diseases.
360. Limiting Legal Liability for Police Officers: Proposing limits on personal lawsuits against law enforcement officers to protect them from litigation related to their duties.
361. Promoting Traditional Family Values in Federal Communications: Encouraging federal agencies to promote family-oriented messaging and traditional family values in public communications.
362. Reforming Federal Regulations on Agricultural Exports: Simplifying export processes for American farmers, encouraging more international trade of U.S.-grown products.
363. Expanding State Control Over Federal Highway Funds: Granting states more discretion in how they allocate federal highway and infrastructure funds.
364. Implementing Penalties for ‘Sanctuary’ Jurisdictions: Cutting federal funding to cities and states that do not comply with federal immigration laws.
365. Supporting Veterans’ Return to Work Programs: Expanding federal support for veterans seeking employment, focusing on job placement in high-demand industries.
366. Mandating a Minimum Detention Time for Arrested Immigrants: Proposing required detention periods for undocumented immigrants detained at the border, pending deportation hearings.
367. Expanding the Federal Tax Credit for Traditional Marriages: Increasing tax incentives for married couples, emphasizing the societal benefits of traditional marriage.
368. Encouraging States to Limit Jury Awards in Civil Lawsuits: Supporting state laws that cap damages in civil suits, aiming to reduce frivolous lawsuits and protect businesses.
369. Reducing Federal Control Over Educational Standards: Allowing states to set their own educational benchmarks without adhering to federal standards like Common Core.
370. Supporting Local Zoning Reforms to Increase Private Property Rights: Providing guidance and incentives for local governments to increase flexibility in property zoning laws.
371. Restricting Federal Access to Personal Data in Non-Criminal Cases: Limiting federal data collection efforts to protect personal privacy, especially in cases not involving criminal investigations.
372. Allowing Faith-Based Organizations to Partner with Public Schools: Promoting partnerships between religious groups and public schools for extracurricular programs.
373. Incentivizing States to Abolish Inheritance Taxes: Offering federal benefits to states that repeal inheritance taxes, supporting the preservation of family wealth.
374. Creating Federal Standards for Foster Care Based on Traditional Family Models: Recommending guidelines for foster care placements that prioritize traditional family environments.
375. Restricting Federal Funds for Gender Reassignment Surgeries: Banning federal funding for gender-affirming surgeries in government-run or funded healthcare programs.
376. Supporting States’ Rights to Determine Internet Censorship Policies: Allowing states to implement their own regulations on internet content access, tailored to local values.
377. Promoting American Exceptionalism in Foreign Relations: Emphasizing the idea of American exceptionalism in international policy statements and diplomacy.
378. Incentivizing Private Sector-Led Community Development: Encouraging private companies to take on local development projects with federal tax incentives.
379. Eliminating Federal Requirements for Academic Tenure: Allowing universities and colleges to make tenure decisions independently of federal guidelines.
380. Supporting a National ‘Bill of Rights Day’: Proposing an official holiday to celebrate and educate the public on the U.S. Bill of Rights.
381. Reducing Funding for Non-STEM Programs in Higher Education: Prioritizing federal grants for STEM fields and reducing funding for humanities and arts programs.
382. Encouraging Faith-Based Anti-Addiction Programs: Expanding federal support for addiction treatment programs that incorporate faith-based principles.
383. Reducing Federal Involvement in Workplace Safety Standards: Allowing states to establish their own occupational safety standards, reducing OSHA’s role.
384. Implementing a Federal Land Leasing Program for Private Development: Opening federally-owned land for lease to private developers, generating revenue and supporting economic growth.
385. Creating Penalties for Social Media Platforms That Ban Political Speech: Imposing fines on social media companies that censor political speech, aiming to protect free expression.
386. Mandating Parental Review of School Library Materials: Requiring public schools to allow parents to review and object to books and materials in school libraries.
387. Limiting the Federal Role in Disaster Relief: Encouraging states to take primary responsibility for disaster response, with limited federal assistance.
388. Supporting ‘American Heritage Education’ in Public Schools: Funding school programs that focus on American history, patriotism, and civics education.
389. Mandating Biometric Identification for Voting: Supporting the use of biometric technology in elections to ensure secure voter identification and prevent fraud.
390. Encouraging Private Health Savings Accounts (HSAs): Providing tax incentives for individuals to save for medical expenses in privately managed HSAs.
391. Proposing a ‘Federalism Education’ Requirement for New Citizens: Requiring citizenship applicants to study federalism and states’ rights in their naturalization process.
392. Restricting Federal Grants for Social Justice Projects: Redirecting funds from social justice-focused grants to projects that promote economic growth or national defense.
393. Supporting State Control Over Federal Waterways: Allowing states to manage waterways within their borders, reducing federal jurisdiction over rivers and lakes.
394. Creating Federal Guidelines for Parental Notification of School Curriculum Changes: Mandating that schools notify parents of changes to curricula, especially those involving social issues.
395. Establishing a National ‘Parents’ Rights Day’: Recognizing a day to celebrate and affirm the rights of parents in directing their children’s education and upbringing.
396. Reducing Federal Control of Endangered Species Protections: Transferring authority for species protection to states, reducing federal mandates on land use.
397. Incentivizing Companies to Abandon ESG Practices: Offering tax breaks to businesses that move away from Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) criteria.
398. Expanding Local Law Enforcement Access to Military Equipment: Increasing grants for local police to acquire surplus military equipment for crime prevention.
399. Supporting States’ Rights to Regulate Homeschooling: Encouraging states to set their own standards for homeschooling, minimizing federal oversight.
400. Creating a National Standard for School Resource Officers: Establishing minimum training and presence requirements for school resource officers to ensure safety.
401. Encouraging States to Implement School Voucher Programs: Offering federal incentives to states that establish school voucher systems, allowing parents to choose private or charter schools for their children.
402. Supporting Local Law Enforcement Over Federal Policing Efforts: Reducing federal policing initiatives in favor of bolstering state and local law enforcement capabilities.
403. Promoting the Adoption of Civics Tests for Voting: Encouraging states to require basic civics knowledge tests as a prerequisite for voting, ensuring informed voter participation.
404. Implementing National Standards for Faith-Based Counseling Services: Providing federal guidelines to ensure that faith-based counseling organizations meet certain standards while preserving their religious integrity.
405. Establishing Federal Tax Credits for Traditional Childcare Providers: Offering tax benefits to daycare providers and preschools that promote traditional family values in their programming.
406. Mandating Parental Notification of Gender-Related Curriculum in Schools: Requiring schools to inform parents of any curriculum involving gender studies or gender identity topics.
407. Restricting Federal Support for Research on Non-Binary Identities: Limiting federal grants for academic research focused on non-binary gender identities, channeling funds to other research areas.
408. Establishing Local Control Over Public Health Mandates: Encouraging local authorities to set health mandates independently of federal guidelines, tailoring them to regional needs.
409. Creating Penalties for States that Do Not Cooperate with ICE: Proposing penalties, such as reduced federal funding, for states and municipalities that do not comply with Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) policies.
410. Expanding National Database of Voting Records: Creating a centralized database for tracking voter registration and election data to reduce potential voter fraud.
411. Restricting Federal Support for Arts Education in Public Schools: Limiting federal grants for arts programs, redirecting funds toward STEM and civics education.
412. Encouraging Corporate ‘Buy American’ Policies: Offering tax incentives to companies that source materials and products from U.S.-based suppliers.
413. Reforming Public School Standards to Emphasize Traditional Literature: Encouraging public schools to focus on American and Western classical literature over contemporary or diverse literature.
414. Expanding State Authority Over Welfare Eligibility: Allowing states to set stricter eligibility criteria for welfare programs, reducing federal mandates.
415. Restricting Gender-Affirming Care for Minors Nationwide: Supporting legislation to prohibit gender-affirming treatments for minors, regardless of state laws.
416. Requiring Parental Consent for All Medical Procedures for Minors: Mandating that parents be notified and give consent for any medical procedures performed on minors, including vaccinations and mental health care.
417. Expanding Protections for Law Enforcement During Protests: Implementing stronger federal protections for police officers during protests to prevent physical harm and harassment.
418. Revising Federal Requirements for Nonprofit Organizations: Introducing stricter oversight for nonprofits to ensure they align with American values and do not promote anti-American agendas.
419. Encouraging Public Displays of National Symbols: Providing grants for communities that install American flags, statues, or other patriotic symbols in public spaces.
420. Creating Federal Guidelines for Historical Preservation of American Sites: Ensuring that historical sites related to American heritage and patriotism receive priority for preservation funding.
421. Implementing Incentives for Community-Based Disaster Relief: Promoting community-led disaster response initiatives, reducing dependence on federal intervention.
422. Creating National Standards for Civic Engagement Education: Encouraging schools to teach the importance of civic duty, voting, and national pride from an early age.
423. Encouraging Federal Buildings to Use Energy Efficient Technologies: While not supporting mandates, providing incentives for federal buildings that adopt energy-efficient solutions.
424. Eliminating Federal Programs for Reparations or Historical Compensation: Opposing federal reparations programs, advocating for policies that promote equality without historical compensation.
425. Requiring Parental Access to School Records and Assessments: Mandating that schools provide parents with access to their children’s educational records and assessments.
426. Reforming the Role of the FDA in Non-Traditional Medicine: Reducing regulatory barriers for alternative and holistic medicine practices, giving patients more options outside of conventional treatments.
427. Increasing Security Measures in Federal Buildings: Enhancing surveillance and security protocols in federal buildings to ensure the safety of government employees and visitors.
428. Supporting States in Establishing Constitutional Carry Laws: Encouraging states to adopt laws that allow individuals to carry firearms without permits or licenses.
429. Creating Federal Standards for Patriotic Community Service Programs: Incentivizing community service programs that promote national pride and contribute to civic well-being.
430. Revising Federal Property Leasing Policies for Corporate Use: Allowing private companies to lease federal lands and facilities for purposes that align with American economic interests.
431. Establishing National Standards for Career and Technical Education: Promoting vocational education with a focus on trades and careers essential to the American economy.
432. Restricting Federal Funds for Gender-Neutral Restrooms: Limiting federal funds for public buildings that convert or construct gender-neutral restrooms.
433. Supporting Federal Laws on Fetal Personhood: Promoting federal recognition of fetal rights, which could impact abortion laws nationwide.
434. Promoting Traditional Family Structures in Adoption Services: Favoring adoption services that prioritize placements within traditional family structures.
435. Reducing Federal Regulations for Small Businesses: Minimizing federal compliance requirements for small businesses to stimulate local entrepreneurship.
436. Encouraging Faith-Based Financial Literacy Programs: Providing grants for financial literacy programs conducted by faith-based organizations.
437. Reforming the Federal Role in Privacy Protections Online: Revisiting federal regulations on data privacy to protect personal information without over-regulating internet businesses.
438. Allowing Private Industry to Manage Federal Historic Sites: Leasing management of historic sites to private companies, provided they maintain the historical integrity of the site.
439. Supporting States’ Rights to Set Abortion Laws: Allowing states full control over abortion regulations, with minimal federal intervention.
440. Encouraging Schools to Incorporate Conservative Thinkers in Curricula: Promoting the inclusion of conservative thinkers and writers in school curricula to balance perspectives.
441. Creating National Guidelines for Military Training in High Schools: Encouraging schools to offer military-style programs or JROTC options to build discipline and national pride.
442. Reducing Federal Involvement in Public Housing Standards: Transferring authority over public housing standards to state and local governments.
443. Expanding Protections for Religious Organizations in Hiring Practices: Allowing religious organizations greater freedom to hire in alignment with their beliefs.
444. Encouraging Traditional Family Planning Education: Providing federal support for programs that emphasize abstinence and traditional family planning methods.
445. Limiting Federal Control Over Digital Health Records: Restricting federal access to digital health records to protect patient privacy.
446. Implementing National Standards for Election Integrity: Encouraging uniform standards for voting processes, such as voter ID, to enhance election security.
447. Expanding Federal Penalties for Criminal Activity by Non-Citizens: Increasing sentencing guidelines for non-citizens who commit federal crimes, particularly related to drug trafficking and violent offenses.
448. Supporting Parental Review of Public School Curricula: Mandating that all public school curricula be made available for parental review online.
449. Allowing States to Use Federal Lands for Timber and Agriculture: Granting states more flexibility to use federal lands for agriculture, logging, or other economic activities.
450. Promoting a National Civics Education Month: Establishing a month dedicated to civics education, encouraging schools to emphasize civic responsibility and patriotism.
451. Increasing Funding for School Resource Officers Nationwide: Expanding grants to fund more security personnel in schools, enhancing safety and deterrence against school violence.
452. Supporting Traditional Family Structures in Public Messaging: Encouraging federal agencies to promote public service announcements supporting traditional family values.
453. Restricting Federal Support for Media Outlets Not Aligned with U.S. Interests: Proposing limitations on federal funds or contracts with media organizations seen as promoting anti-American sentiments.
454. Creating State-Based Alternatives to Federal Social Security: Allowing states to establish supplemental retirement programs as alternatives or supplements to federal Social Security.
455. Implementing a Federal Tax Credit for Volunteer First Responders: Offering tax incentives for individuals who serve as volunteer firefighters, EMTs, or other emergency personnel.
456. Establishing Limits on Federal Student Loan Forgiveness Programs: Proposing restrictions on student loan forgiveness, emphasizing personal responsibility and private solutions.
457. Encouraging Partnerships Between Private Schools and Public Institutions: Supporting collaboration between public schools and private institutions for shared educational resources.
458. Mandating Federal Benefits for Veterans Based on Length of Service: Proposing benefits proportional to veterans’ service duration, to prioritize those with longer service.
459. Promoting Patriotic Education in Federal Prisons: Offering education programs in prisons focused on American history, civics, and patriotism as part of inmate rehabilitation.
460. Encouraging States to Take Control of Federal Parks within Their Borders: Supporting states in managing federal parks locally to improve conservation efforts aligned with state priorities.
461. Expanding Eligibility for Charter School Programs: Encouraging states to open charter school programs to a broader range of students, including those from middle-income families.
462. Supporting Military-Style Physical Fitness Requirements in Schools: Promoting state-level adoption of rigorous physical fitness standards based on military training.
463. Allowing Local Governments More Control Over Water Rights: Granting local authorities greater oversight of water rights, reducing federal restrictions on water use.
464. Providing Additional Federal Support for Small, Family-Owned Farms: Expanding subsidies and grants for small farms, aiming to reduce corporate dominance in agriculture.
465. Encouraging Civics Competitions at National and State Levels: Promoting national and statewide civics competitions to increase youth engagement in understanding U.S. government.
466. Proposing a National ‘Day of Service’ to Honor Military and First Responders: Designating a federal holiday focused on community service to honor those in service roles.
467. Allowing Faith-Based Organizations to Administer More Federal Welfare Programs: Granting faith-based groups more authority to manage federal welfare funds and programs.
468. Encouraging Federal Partnerships with Pro-American Media Outlets: Prioritizing contracts and partnerships with media that promote American values in public messaging.
469. Reforming Federal Support for University Humanities Programs: Shifting funding from humanities programs that emphasize social justice to those focused on American history and literature.
470. Creating Federal Guidelines for Religious Freedom in Schools: Establishing national guidelines protecting students’ rights to religious expression in public schools.
471. Increasing Penalties for Vandalism of Federal Monuments and Buildings: Proposing strict penalties for individuals convicted of defacing or destroying federal property.
472. Restricting Federal Funding for Organizations with Non-Traditional Family Policies: Limiting grants for nonprofits or companies that do not support traditional family values.
473. Expanding Access to Health Savings Accounts (HSAs) Nationwide: Promoting HSAs with tax benefits, encouraging people to manage their health expenses independently.
474. Creating State-Based Alternatives to Federal Unemployment Programs: Allowing states to establish their own unemployment programs that operate independently of federal guidelines.
475. Increasing Federal Support for Technical and Vocational Programs: Redirecting funds to technical schools and vocational training as viable alternatives to four-year degrees.
476. Promoting Local Autonomy in Law Enforcement Practices: Reducing federal mandates on local law enforcement practices, empowering communities to develop unique policing methods.
477. Encouraging States to Increase Oversight of Family Court Systems: Supporting state reforms in family courts to prioritize traditional family arrangements in child custody cases.
478. Creating Incentives for Businesses to Operate in Rural America: Offering tax breaks for companies that open offices or plants in rural areas to boost local economies.
479. Providing Federal Funding for School Programs Focused on Career Readiness: Supporting programs that emphasize job skills and preparation for life after high school.
480. Allowing Private Companies to Manage Renewable Energy Projects on Federal Lands: Leasing federal land for private renewable energy projects under state oversight.
481. Promoting a Voluntary National Service Program: Encouraging a voluntary national service program for young adults, focused on community work and skill-building.
482. Supporting State Control Over Drug Sentencing Laws: Allowing states to set their own drug sentencing standards, reducing federal oversight on nonviolent drug offenses.
483. Reducing Federal Funding for Research on Climate Change Mitigation: Focusing resources on economic growth rather than funding climate adaptation or mitigation research.
484. Expanding State-Based Control of Public Transportation Projects: Reducing federal funding for local transportation, encouraging states to invest in their own transit systems.
485. Supporting Federal Protections for Police Officers in Civil Lawsuits: Limiting liability for officers sued in civil cases, emphasizing protections for law enforcement.
486. Encouraging Faith-Based Adoption Services Nationwide: Expanding federal support for adoption agencies that operate based on religious principles.
487. Mandating Transparency in Federal Grant Allocations to Nonprofits: Requiring public reporting of all federal grant allocations to nonprofit organizations.
488. Creating Penalties for Public Institutions That Restrict Free Speech: Imposing fines on public universities that censor conservative speech or viewpoints.
489. Allowing States to Reclaim Federal Education Funds for Local Use: Enabling states to redirect federal education funding as they see fit, with fewer federal stipulations.
490. Encouraging Traditional Gender Roles in Public Media Campaigns: Promoting media campaigns that portray traditional gender roles in family and community settings.
491. Supporting Enhanced Legal Penalties for Attacks on Law Enforcement: Increasing penalties for those convicted of assaulting or injuring police officers.
492. Reducing Federal Standards for Workplace Safety in Low-Risk Jobs: Scaling back OSHA regulations in industries deemed low-risk to reduce compliance burdens.
493. Incentivizing Businesses to Hire U.S. Veterans: Offering tax breaks to businesses that prioritize hiring veterans, especially in high-demand fields.
494. Creating National Guidelines for Traditional Marriage Education Programs: Promoting programs that emphasize the societal value of marriage and family stability.
495. Expanding Federal Support for Community-Led Crime Prevention: Funding initiatives that focus on community policing and local-led crime prevention programs.
496. Requiring Federal Agencies to Use American-Made Products: Mandating that federal agencies purchase American-made goods and services to support U.S. businesses.
497. Encouraging Family-Based Immigration Policies: Prioritizing immigration programs that support family reunification in line with traditional family values.
498. Supporting State-Led Initiatives to Protect Religious Expression: Promoting state laws that safeguard religious practices in schools and workplaces.
499. Establishing Federal Tax Incentives for Faith-Based Charities: Providing tax breaks for charitable donations to faith-based organizations that support social services.
500. Creating Federal Guidelines for Patriotic Education in All Public Schools: Recommending a standardized curriculum focused on American history, civics, and patriotism in K-12 education.