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One of the things that you see when you read Project 2025 is not just the racist dog whistles, but some ideas that were exactly lifted from some of the most extreme white supremacists ever.

Michael Harriot, writer and historian
Who's behind Project 2025? Some have racist writings, background - USA Today

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… authentic human rights a litmus test - 2512 authentic human rights a litmus test of personnel decisions and … Chapter Department of State Page number 192 … authentic human rights a litmus test of personnel decisions and … - page 192
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… Human Rights focused on the primacy of civil and political rights in its inaugural report, which remains an important guidepost for bilateral and … roadmap for revamping and reenergizing U.S. human rights policy and should be the basis for both structural and policy … - page 192
… of respect for life, the family , sovereignty, and authentic human rights in international organizations and agencies. … life, women ’s health, support of the family as the basic unit of human society, and defense of national … Health and Protection of the Family.” All U.S. foreign policy engagements that were produced and expanded under the … - page 192
… international programs or multilateral organizations. Technically, the United States can prevent its international … international programs or multilateral organizations. Technically, the United States can prevent its international … - page 192
… The COVID-19 pandemic made it painfully - 2517 The COVID-19 pandemic made it painfully clear that both international … only too willing to trample human rights in the name of public health. For example, the WHO was, and remains, willing to … - page 192
… the international community can simultaneously tackle pandemics and other emergent health threats without impeding the … the name of health. This will likely require greater restrictions on Chapter Department of State Page number 192 … The … the international community can simultaneously tackle pandemics and other emergent health threats without impeding the … - page 192
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… international organizations pending adjustment of their policies. Chapter Department of State Page number 193 … the … international organizations pending adjustment of their policies. … the supply of federal dollars to - 2520 … - page 193
… must return to treating international organizations as vehicles for promoting American interests—or take steps to extract itself from those … must return to treating international organizations as vehicles for promoting American interests—or take steps to … - page 193
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… Development of a grand foreign policy - 2523 Development of a grand foreign policy strategy is key to the next Administration’s success, … be at risk. The Hart-Rudman Commission called for a significant restructuring of the State Department specifically and … - page 193
… and billions of dollars of funding—including significant amounts of discretionary funding. It also exists among a broader array of federal agencies that are duplicative, particularly when it comes to the provision of direct and … - page 193
… be essential for the next Administration’s success, and which will lay crucial foundations for other necessary … be essential for the next Administration’s success, and which will lay crucial foundations for other necessary … - page 193
… - 2526 • Develop a reorganization strategy. Despite periodic attempts by previous Administrations Gncluding the Trump Administration) to make more than cosmetic changes to the State Department, its structure has … The next Administration should develop a complete hypothetical reorganization of the department—one which would … - page 193
… could be creative, but also carefully review specific structure-related problems that have been documented over … This reorganization effort would necessarily assess what office closures Chapter Department of State Page number 193 … … could be creative, but also carefully review specific structure-related problems that have been documented over … - page 193
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… foreign assistance authorities. Foreign assistance is a critical foreign policy tool that is too often disconnected from the federal government 's practice of foreign policy. Bureaucrats spend significant energy … - page 194

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