The Heritage Foundation and more than 50 conservative groups hope to fill the next Republican administration with more than 20,000 qualified staffers.
After former President Donald Trump and conservatives decried the terrible staffing decisions that were made under his administration, Heritage, along with conservative groups such as the Conservative Partnership Institute , the Center for Renewing America, FreedomWorks, and many others hope to identify thousands of potential recruits by the end of 2024.
Heritage and the conservative organizations have already spoken to Trump, Gov. Ron DeSantis , and other presidential candidates about the project. Trump wants to shred the administrative apparatus that makes up Washington, DC, by using a new employment category known as “Schedule F.” Schedule F would reportedly give the president the power to terminate and replace as many as 50,000 federal bureaucrats and replace them with those who might further a more conservative vision for the federal government.
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