Porktown
You are in a very small minority of the GOP. There were a few candidates about 3-4 months ago that had virtually identical policies and were rejected by the GOP.
That's true, but Trump was already coronated long before Pennsylvania's and quite a few other states' primaries, or my dilemma would have been: should I go DeSantis, Haley, or Burgum? They all bailed 'cause the Trump groundswell was too big.
On Project 2025, I'm totally against nearly everything, (possibly all) of the things they stand for. Born of the extreme right fringe of the Trump Administration by ex-employees, even Trump, though admitting he knew the president and chief officer, has dis-avowed their agenda. They have a budget of around $20 mil but they're gonna go nowhere. Donations to them are extremely weak and come from grass roots type individuals. The American public would reject them soundly if only they knew what they really stand for. But America's never gonna know 'cause the mainstream media will not tell them what 2025 is advocating; they only report that their agenda is bad and that Trump supports them, which is BS. But that's the way it is in politics. It is low down and disingenuious, which is normal, but I believe the media not reporting the full story is election interference. JMHO!!!
While we're on the subject, I certainly wouldn't mind the Freedom Caucus toning it down a bit and moving a little to the center. Two of their members recently lost their primaries to their challengers. Freedom Caucus is possibly the biggest problem why nothing gets done, (or done right) in the House.