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What is Project 2029?

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Rethinking the 2028 Campaign — Big Ideas, Big Challenges, Big Opportunities

Jamal Simmons and Matt Butler sit down with Andre Cherny to unpack the chaos of modern politics, revisit past campaign lessons, and explore the bold thinking fueling Project Twenty Twenty Nine. If you’re tired of tired politics, it’s time to get inside the minds shaping America’s future.

In this episode:

The chaotic reality of presidential campaigns, emphasizing the chaos over clarity

Lessons from past elections like 2004, 2008, and the rise of progressive movements

How the Democratic Party’s ideological shifting influences the 2028 race

The impact of rhetoric versus policy in defining party directions

Introducing Project Twenty Twenty Nine: building big ideas for America's future

Key policy proposals, such as breaking electric grid monopolies and innovating healthcare

The importance of a pro-growth, opportunity-focused agenda amid economic stagnation

How AI and technological advances threaten to reshape jobs and economic opportunity

Why bold, new ideas matter — and how to get the candidates to buy in

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Matt ButlerAndre ChernyDemocratic PartysHow AIJesse JacksonBernie SandersAmerican DreamProject Twenty Twenty Nine

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