PROJECT 2025, PAGE 562, from Andrew Weissman
Project 2025 at page 562 calls for the enforcement of criminal laws for mailing abortion pills: "[e]very article, instrument, substance, drug, medicine, or thing which is advertised or described in a manner calculated to lead another to use or apply it for producing abortion.” The same laws criminalize mailing anything intended to prevent conception. 18 USC 1461-62.
That page also lays out the criminal investigation of all DA's.
That page ends rule of law through one law.
With the current SCOTUS maga six injustices' help, Project 2025 will end America as we now know it.
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Sorry, but I'm growing too tired to deal with them and am focusing on battleground donations and posting.
I've not been able to get any online text of the P25 without paying for it, which I refuse to do. Best of luck! 
but I think maybe you could download it and post on DU what you think is relevant? Because, seriously, we haven't gotten from media what the wise Weissman has caught, and that's the fine print saved at the end of the thing. And everyone here trusts your judgment.
A guide and a synopsis are not the exact text, I suppose, but I hope you'll be reading it and give some heads up on important content when/if you see it. I'll be reading it over tomorrow. I'm running out of gas with this Biden press conference. 
...clerics, the worst of them from places like Africa, the Philippines, and other countries ruled by very illiberal regimes and laws. The reactionaries in the Church have become quite sympathetic to illiberal societies, a direct result of Popes John Paul II and Benedict XVI who supported and appointed most of those reactionaries. This had many knock-on effects, including the fact that most of the seminaries are also now full of reactionaries. Many priests graduating from these seminaries are now so extreme that they sound like alt-right incels, and it is leading to huge conflicts with the laity when they are appointed to the more liberal parishes, particularly those in the inner cities. As a result, the church in America is headed for schism.
If you read carefully the article you cite, the NCR in fact admits that this is a serious problem. Unfortunately, the NCR tends to be overly optimistic about the future of liberalism and openness in the American church. I tip my cap to them for their hopefulness, but after many years of disappointment--including witnessing a campus ministry destroyed by these maniacs--I don't have the same outlook.
... anyone who objects to this ultra-conservative nonsense has already left the Church.
I'd thought a lot of those priests were weeded out by now. I was raised a Catholic, went to Catholics schools etc. but I hardly ever attend mass now, maybe once a year.
My son, daughter-in-law and grandson are far better Catholics than I, however they're in a liberal area of Manhattan NYC where many of the parishioners are immigrants. They became friends with the monsignor of their parish, Father Andrew, who is a wonderful pastor, but he just got reassigned to another parish and he had to leave. It was disappointing for everyone and it seemed so unfair. Father Andrew is fluent in Spanish and he built up attendance by having regular Spanish-language masses.
Since I live in Pittsburgh and have been here for many years, I don't believe any parish here would have regular Spanish-language services. Many of the old parishes are combining because there aren't enough priests to go around. And it's expensive trying to maintain the old buildings, while everyone goes to the nicer newer churches out in the suburbs.
I feel that the problems the Church started over 50 years ago, with the types of men who were recruited into the priesthood back in the 1960s and 70s.
Thank you so much for the history on it. I'd dread reading that book, but facing down hate & evil is important.
landmark precedents be damned.
Project 2025: The Plan To Seize Power by Gutting America’s System of Checks and Balances
Project 2025—and the budget plans it has spawned—would erode Americans’ personal freedoms and harm the middle class, starting by consolidating power in the presidency just as authoritarian governments have done in other countries around the world.
by Will Ragland and Joe Radosevich
Center for American Progress, July 8, 2024
This article is part of a series from the Center for American Progress exposing how the sweeping Project 2025 policy agenda would harm all Americans. This new authoritarian playbook, published by the Heritage Foundation, would destroy the 250-year-old system of checks and balances upon which U.S. democracy has relied and give far-right politicians, judges, and corporations more control over Americans’ lives.
The Heritage Foundation’s Project 2025 is a road map for how a new far-right presidential administration can take over the country. The project contains four components: a 920-page book with far-right policy proposals, a personnel database of loyalists ready to replace tens of thousands of civil servants, a private online training center, and an unpublished plan for the first 180 days of a new administration.
Many of the proposals in Project 2025 are sweeping and would eliminate fundamental personal freedoms while cutting the take-home pay of millions of Americans. Unsurprisingly, Project 2025’s policies to increase taxes on the middle class, allow corporations to stop paying workers overtime, implement a national abortion ban, and raise the retirement age for Social Security are wildly unpopular.
That is why the most striking aspect of Project 2025 is a new strategy to gut the system of checks and balances that has long protected Americans’ personal freedoms. This strategy would concentrate power in the hands of the president—and set in motion a plan to flood the civil service with far-right loyalists to seize control of independent agencies. It is a playbook written for an authoritarian administration. This new vision would make it even harder for the American people to have a say in their government or oppose policies they disagree with.
The scope of Project 2025 is extensive. An ongoing series from the Center for American Progress unpacks specific proposals in Project 2025, from raising the cost of prescription drugs and restricting access to contraception, to slashing funding for early childhood and K-12 education. There are proposals to end civil rights protections, exploit the most vulnerable Americans, stop safeguards that protect clean drinking water, halt action to combat the climate crisis, and open the door to an unprecedented level of corruption at the expense of the public. Taken together, Project 2025 is a plan for a presidency focused on consolidating and holding on to power.
Many of the policies listed in the public 920-page agenda can be grouped into three core areas:
1.) Gut the U.S. system of checks and balances to consolidate power.
2.) Take away Americans’ fundamental personal freedoms.
3.) Raise costs on the middle class to give the wealthy billions.
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Project 2025 would not stop with politicizing law enforcement. The plan eliminates the independence of agencies that protect consumers and ensure businesses can compete fairly in the economy, such as the Federal Trade Commission and the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission. It even proposes using the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention as a surveillance network to monitor abortions nationwide in order to restrict reproductive freedom in states where abortion is currently legal.
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https://www.americanprogress.org/article/project-2025-the-plan-to-seize-power-by-gutting-americas-system-of-checks-and-balances/