Governor-elect Bob Ferguson of Washington has been preparing for a potential second Trump presidency for months, having previously sued the Trump administration nearly 100 times during his tenure as attorney general. In a recent press conference, Ferguson, alongside incoming Attorney General Nick Brown, highlighted concerns over potential federal actions that could threaten reproductive rights, LGBTQ+ protections, and immigration policies like DACA. Ferguson's team has reviewed Project 2025, a conservative policy playbook, and he expressed worries that the Trump administration may seek to criminalize birth control and roll back environmental protections. While specific legal strategies remain undisclosed, Ferguson emphasized the importance of being ready to respond to any harmful actions from the federal government. He underscored Washington's strong legal framework to counteract such policies, suggesting the state is well-positioned to challenge the Trump administration's initiatives. Ferguson's preparation reflects a commitment to safeguarding the rights and freedoms of Washingtonians amid anticipated federal challenges.