In anticipation of former President Donald Trump's upcoming rally and fundraiser in Doral, Florida Democrats have taken to the streets to protest against both Trump and Project 2025. This initiative, overseen by the conservative Heritage Foundation, lays out plans for the next Republican president to dramatically reshape the federal government.

The extensive 922-page blueprint includes proposals for a significant expansion of presidential power and a plan to replace up to 50,000 government workers with Trump loyalists. Drafted by longtime allies and former officials in the Trump administration, Project 2025 has sparked concerns among Democrats who see it as a threat to American democracy.

Despite attempts to distance himself from the initiative, Trump's social media post claiming ignorance about Project 2025 has raised eyebrows. President Joe Biden's reelection campaign has seized on the topic, accusing Trump of trying to conceal his ties to what they describe as an extreme agenda.

The President released a statement Saturday stating, "He's trying to hide his connections to his allies' extreme Project 2025 agenda. The only problem? It was written for him, by those closest to him. Project 2025 should scare every single American."

Democratic National Committee spokesperson Abhi Rahman echoed Biden's concerns, labeling Project 2025 as the most significant threat to the American way of life in generations. Rahman highlighted various alarming policies within Trump's agenda, including the nationwide restriction of reproductive freedom, the erosion of constitutional rights, and the undermining of democratic checks and balances on presidential power. Furthermore, Rahman criticized Trump's alleged use of the presidential office to benefit his billionaire friends and take revenge on his political rivals and personal enemies.

To further bring attention to their cause, the Democratic National Committee has placed billboards in multiple South Florida locations, emphasizing what they perceive as the true danger of Trump's second-term playbook.

In response to the opposition, Representative Frederica Wilson expressed her support for President Joe Biden and condemned Project 2025 as a "draconian 920-page plan" that seeks to end U.S. democracy, benefit the wealthy through handouts, and strip Americans of their freedoms.

As the rally in Doral draws near, the clash between Democrats and Republicans intensifies, focusing on the perceived repercussions of Project 2025. With both sides adamant about their positions, the fight for the future of American democracy continues.