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New ideas can be audacious, yet workable; bold, yet popular too. Yesterday, The Bulwark’s Jonathan Cohn, one of the most thoughtful writers on economic and social policy, did a deep dive on Project 2029’s Child Care Choice Guarantee proposal. The article is well worth your time, because it speaks to what we’re trying to do with Project 2029: shake up the status quo with new, fresh ideas to solve the most pressing problems people face in their everyday lives. Cohn sets the his

Here's what they're saying about Project 2029's first set of ideas They call these the “dog days” of summer, but at Project 2029 we’re not slowing up at all. Even while we are getting ready to release new ideas on health care, housing, AI, and more in the coming months, this is a good chance to take a quick look back at our progress over just the past few weeks. So far this summer we’ve released the first three of what will be dozens of ideas over the next year–and the respon

The typical American family loses more than $1,200 a year to junk fees and hours spent being jerked around. It's time we did something about it. Project 2029 is putting forward big, credible ideas to solve the most pressing challenges we face — because a governing vision that delivers for Americans in 2029 can’t wait until 2029. To be sure, there’s no shortage of big challenges. Last week, we offered a sweeping proposal to guarantee child care in America – perhaps the biggest

Project 2029 exists to put forward big ideas that meet the biggest challenges Americans face. Few hurdles are bigger than that of balancing work and family – as costs go up and people work harder and harder just to stay afloat, precious time with their kids is getting squeezed away. And nowhere is this clearer than in the challenge of child care, where soaring costs and a lack of options leave families with young kids feeling helpless and alone. We need a new kind of politic

A group of Democrats is writing policy proposals intended to become a governing blueprint if the party wins back the White House. Democrats tried to fight back against Project 2025. But as they’ve watched many of the ideas it contained come to fruition under President Donald Trump, some of them want a blueprint for a future administration of their own. And they want it ready to go if a Democrat retakes the White House in 2028. A group of Democrats is building a governing agen

Lifting the curtain on the first set of Project 2029 ideas For nearly a year, Project 2029 has been bringing together hundreds of America’s top policy thinkers to develop new, big ideas that can be part of the governing agenda for this country’s next bright chapter – and yesterday we gave The Bulwark a sneak peek at some of what we’re working on. As The Bulwark wrote: The Democratic policy group Project 2029 is releasing an initial set of proposals in hopes of shaping the fas

America needs an opposition. But it also needs an alternative. Resisting the disastrous policies of the Trump Administration is important – but it’s not enough. That’s why we’re lifting the curtain on Project 2029 – and asking you to join in our work. Over the past months, we’ve brought together hundreds of America’s most prominent thinkers and doers to develop a big, bold agenda for the nation’s future—one that meets the scale of today’s challenges and rekindles a sense of s

“The oldest truism in politics is you can’t beat something with nothing”...[Project 2029] is assembling “the Avengers of public policy, or the Justice League, depending on your personal persuasion: the best thinkers from across the spectrum.” https://www.nytimes.com/2025/06/30/us/politics/democrats-project-2029.html