Project 2025, a significant point of contention in contemporary American politics, has faced fierce denouncement from the Democratic National Committee (DNC). To ridicule this initiative and its prominent proponents, including Ohio Senator J.D. Vance, the DNC executed a high-profile publicity stunt by flying a banner over a football game in Michigan. This act of mockery is part of a broader strategy by the DNC to undermine the credibility and goals of Project 2025.

The DNC's campaign against Project 2025 goes beyond aerial messages. They have invested in an extensive media blitz, launching hundreds of advertisements that criticize the initiative. Further intensifying their efforts, the DNC has printed the project documents in an oversized book format, using it as a prop at conventions to highlight and deride its content and implications.

The Democrats' relentless focus on Project 2025 showcases the significant political stakes attached to the initiative. By continuously referencing it across various platforms and formats, the DNC aims to keep the criticisms of Project 2025 in the public eye, shaping the narrative around the program and those associated with it.