The publication date of the book “Dawn’s Early Light” by Kevin D. Roberts, president of the conservative Heritage Foundation, has been delayed until after the November election due to controversy surrounding the Project 2025 policy proposals. The book was originally set to be published on Sept. 24, but following public backlash, Roberts decided to postpone its release. The project, which aims to shape future Republican policies, has faced criticism for its extreme proposals and ties to former President Donald Trump. Trump has distanced himself from Project 2025, stating he had no involvement in its creation and denouncing it as “disinformation.” Vice President Kamala Harris’ new running mate, Gov. Tim Walz, has brought attention to the connection between Trump, Roberts, and the controversial project. The Harris campaign has also started training volunteers to highlight the most extreme aspects of Project 2025 when speaking to voters. Despite Trump’s public criticism of the project, the Heritage Foundation official leading the effort has stepped aside, and Trump’s campaign issued a statement celebrating the project’s supposed “demise.” Overall, the delay of Roberts’ book release illustrates the political controversy and scrutiny surrounding Project 2025 and its potential impact on the upcoming election.
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