'We are prepared, obviously, to defend our democracy and to defend our freedoms,' she said.
New York Attorney General Letitia James has warned that she and Democratic attorneys general will be prepared to challenge Project 2025's proposals if Donald Trump wins a second term in November.Project 2025, created by the conservative Heritage Foundation as a handbook detailing policies for the next Republican president, outlines a dramatic expansion of presidential power and plans to fire thousands of government workers to replace them with Republican loyalists.
Trump and his administration represents an existential threat to all that we believe in,' she said on Inside with Jen Psaki on Sunday.'Project 2025 is something that Democratic attorneys general are familiar with. Back in 2016, we defended our democracy. They attempted to put forward aspects of Project 2025 and we were successful 80 percent of the time in winning our cases.
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