I understand where you're coming from, but let's clear things up. It seems "Project 2025" was suggested by some of his former appointees, possibly outlining plans they might pursue if he's re-elected. However, it's unfair and irresponsible to automatically assume that Trump and his campaign fully support every aspect of the project and intend to dismantle our government.
Our options aren't great, but we'll handle whatever comes our way, regardless of who wins. Let's steer clear of spreading fear and focus on maintaining perspective. Statements like, "the remainder of your life will be much darker if you aren't a white, Christian American making more than $500k a year" are simplistic and fear-mongering.
That's not entirely true. While Trump's campaign may have mentioned aligning with certain agendas, he never simply followed the Heritage Foundation's orders, or any think tank, at the end of his term or throughout his presidency. While he did agree with them on some issues later on, his decisions weren't solely influenced by them. Trump often did things his own way, making choices based on his own priorities and instincts (good or bad), even if they didn't always align with traditional conservative or the Heritage Foundation views. To say otherwise is simply untrue.