At Least 22 Dem AGs Agreed to Coordinate Takedown of Trump, Keep Public in Dark Going Into 2024 Election
At least 22 Democratic attorneys general signed an ominous “common interest agreement” document before President Donald Trump’s 2024 election, vowing to pursue lawfare against Trump’s future administration.
The document outlined a lawfare campaign that would become known as the “Project for Federal Accountability,” according to The Center Square.
The document was reportedly signed three months before former President Joe Biden exited the 2024 presidential race to make room for then-Vice President Kamala Harris.
The “Project for Federal Accountability” was later referenced in then-New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy’s budget in early 2025, according to Zach Blackburn of the National Journal Hotline. Murphy is a Democrat. So was his attorney general, Matt Platkin.
As noted by Blackburn in the post above published to the social media website X, Murphy refused to “mention” the “Project for Federal Accountability” while publicly unveiling his budget in February of 2025. This appeared to be no coincidence.
“The majority of attorneys general who signed the agreement have declined to comment or answer questions” about it, according to The Center Square.
“Some have downplayed the timing of the agreement or otherwise minimized the extent to which they had been preparing for litigation against the Trump Administration,” the outlet further reported.
Yet despite their attempts to downplay or even hide the agreement, their lawfare against President Trump’s administration has been clear, with the AGs having sued the admin nearly 100 times since Inauguration Day.