Tod Maffin introduces Project 2026, a grassroots initiative for struggling towns designed as an alternative to Project 2025. He argues ordinary people can run their own projects without waiting for government or billionaires, with details coming in his free newsletter.
My friends, I have a confession. For the last little while, I've been working on a secret project. You've probably heard of Project 2025, Trump's horrifying blueprint built from the top down, designed by insiders, focused on power and control and who gets to decide how everyone else lives. But projects don't belong to governments or billionaires. Ordinary people get to have projects too. So I'm starting a different one. One that doesn't try to run a country. It starts with a single place, a town, a real one with real people who are struggling and where maybe we can make a positive difference. Now, the details will matter a lot on this one, so I'm going to lay out exactly how it works in my newsletter this Saturday. You can sign up for free at newsletter.todmaffin.com and you will be in the first group. And we are calling this Project 2026. We're gonna be okay.
Ten times Canada helped the U.S. with its wildfires, instead of whining about the smoke. 
