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Heritage Foundation’s Internal Split Highlights Shifts in Post‑Trump Conservatism

The Heritage Foundation, long a cornerstone of American conservatism, is experiencing an internal split. The organization is best known for its Project 2025 initiative. Recent

The Heritage Foundation, long a cornerstone of American conservatism, is experiencing an internal split. The organization is best known for its Project 2025 initiative. Recent disputes have turned into an ideological and generational civil war within the think tank. The conflict reflects broader tensions in the right after the Trump era. Older conservatives and newer factions are clashing over policy direction. The schism raises questions about the future influence of the Heritage Foundation. Observers note the split may reshape conservative strategy nationwide. The development signals a shift in post‑Trump right‑wing politics.