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About this site
What this is, what it refuses to do, and how to check it.
This site shows what big policy papers really say. One is Project 2025. Another is a bill from Congress called the SAVE Act.
Nobody here is told whether a plan is good or bad. The words are shown with the page they sit on, so anyone can look them up.
It also shows what the government has done since, with the date and the record for each thing.
What this is
An index of policy documents, cited to the page or section, and a sourced record of what has happened against them. The first document indexed is the volume published as Mandate for Leadership: The Conservative Promise and known publicly as Project 2025. The site is built to hold several documents.
What It Refuses to Do
It does not say whether a proposal is good or bad. It keeps three kinds of statement apart and labelled: what a document says, what has happened, and what people say about either. A reader hostile to a document and a reader sympathetic to it should both find this site accurate.
Much of the public argument about documents like these consists of claims about what they contain. Some are accurate, some are not, and they run in both directions. The value here is that a reader can check, against the page.
How to Check It
Every quotation carries the page or section it sits on and links into the publisher's own copy. Every action carries its Federal Register citation and links to the record. Where a reading is contested, both readings are recorded and neither is resolved.
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Contact
Corrections, rights inquiries and everything else: contact@readthemandate.org.