Former President Donald Trump is facing a renewed campaign focus from Democrats, particularly Vice President Kamala Harris and Minnesota Governor Tim Walz, who are attacking his proposed Project 2025. This conservative agenda is portrayed as a threat to middle-class families, with billboards in Michigan and Wisconsin warning of a potential $4,000 tax hike tied to Trump's policies. The Harris campaign has launched a $370 million media blitz to connect Trump with the controversial project, emphasizing its implications for federal power and social programs. Despite Trump's attempts to distance himself from Project 2025, Democratic officials argue that many of his advisers are linked to it, and they are using it to galvanize voter concerns ahead of the upcoming presidential debates. Critics from the right suggest that the Democrats' focus on Project 2025 signifies their insecurity in the election, while Trump maintains that he disavows the more extreme elements of the plan. As the election approaches, both sides are ramping up their messaging in key battleground states.