The Stop Project 2025 Task Force
We did it! Your sharing helped push us over the 200 mark this afternoon. Thank you for helping us spread the word about Project 2025.
We’d like to share with you this interview with Congressman Jared Huffman (CA-2) by Joyce Vance. Rep. Huffman recently announced the Stop Project 2025 Task Force.
In the interview, Joyce asks Rep. Huffman five important questions:
- What are the Task Force’s goals?
- What can we expect to see happen next?
- What are your biggest concerns?
- How do we know that Project 2025 is connected to Trump?
- What can we do?
If you haven’t yet, spend about 10 minutes to read the free interview:
https://joycevance.substack.com/p/five-questions-with-congressman-jared
Coincidentally, Rep. Huffman was the 2019 recipient of our Elected Official award, shown in the photo. To accept the award on his behalf, we invited Monica Miller (American Humanist Association) to read his acceptance speech, excerpted here:
The misuse and abuse of religion in Washington has become an epidemic; not just from the constant incursions into the secular character of our government, but also the dishonesty and hypocrisy … with a White House that is weaponizing religion to infringe on human rights, and with many state legislatures working to expand their form of Christian nationalism. …
We’re shining a light on state-level efforts to erode individual rights under the guise of “religious freedom,” and we’re working to lift up important legislation, like a bill that challenges blasphemy laws around the world, and a bill to reverse Trump’s Muslim ban. …
With your support, we are moving the needle on what it truly means to have separation of church and state, and creating a political climate where that is not only accepted, but welcomed.
We were honored to recognize Rep. Huffman as a co-founder of the Congressional Freethought Caucus, and thrilled that he is taking charge on Congress’s efforts to Stop Project 2025.
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