To stop Trump and push back against what many consider his anti-democracy agenda, key strategies include:

• Mobilizing government officials and citizens to defend democracy by rejecting policies like Project 2025, which aims to increase executive power, restrict voting rights, and install partisan loyalists in government.

• Supporting legislative and judicial checks through Congress and courts to block extreme policies planned for a Trump presidency, especially those that threaten civil rights and democratic norms.

• Engaging in civic actions such as calling representatives, attending town halls, joining resistance groups, boycotting businesses that support Trump, and staying organized for upcoming elections to remove enabling politicians.

• Supporting organizations like the ACLU that actively fight Project 2025's proposals, which include mass deportations, surveillance expansions, and voter suppression.

• Staying informed and taking part in coordinated campaigns and advocacy efforts to hold elected officials accountable and reinforce institutions that uphold democracy.

The overall approach to stopping Trump involves a combination of political engagement, legal challenges, grassroots organizing, and public advocacy to defend democratic values and prevent authoritarian actions.