Project 2029

The liberal-backed 'Project 2029' advocates for a tech crackdown including a social media ban for children under 16, restrictions on Section 230 liability protections, enhanced default privacy settings, and tighter AI chatbot regulations. The initiative risks conflict with Silicon Valley due to its aggressive regulatory approach.

Democrats are adopting a strategy similar to the GOP's 'Project 2029' to create a policy agenda that would be ready for implementation if they regain the White House. The initiative aims to provide a governing blueprint for potential Democratic leadership.

Project 2029, a Democratic governing blueprint, targets the 'annoyance economy' by addressing issues like robocalls, endless hold times, and hidden fees. Democrats are developing this proposal as part of their governance strategy.

Democrats’ 'Project 2029' introduces a policy framework targeting online child safety, aiming to counter conservative 'Project 2025' and shape the 2028 presidential race. The 'Kids Over Clicks' proposal seeks to limit Section 230 protections for tech companies, ban social media accounts for under-16s, and implement stricter privacy and safety measures.

The Inclusive Abundance Initiative, a center-left nonprofit, is developing a 2028 policy agenda focused on deregulation in healthcare, housing, energy, and other sectors to counter Democratic challenges. The group faces internal party debates over its corporate-friendly stance versus progressive priorities, with figures like Derek Kaufman and Nicholas Bagley leading efforts.