Guilty Plea in $550 Million USAID Fraud and Bribery Case Highlights an Urgent Need for Change

Snippet of Article: "...This, unfortunately, has become business as usual in our government, and it’s become abundantly evident to all but the most extreme leftists over the last year. America is not meant to be run like this, by an unelected shadow government driven by self-enrichment. It’s meant to be run by a government of and for the people.

The USAID situation is appalling, but I’m afraid it’s only the tip of the iceberg, and it’s a perfect example of the entrenched swamp that President Trump was elected to drain.

This means that our policies must be designed to create freedom and opportunity for American citizens—not to create a vast slush fund for big government bureaucrats to enforce their own vision for the country and reward their minions. ...While the obscene levels of waste, fraud, and abuse DOGE uncovered that USAID has been engaged in for decades have mostly fallen from media coverage lately, more evidence of the corruption continues to pile up. ..."

Source: redstate.com

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A small list of some of the 'Insane priorities' of USAID spending during Biden Administration

Snippet of Article: "Secretary of State Marco Rubio has accused the USAID of “rank insubordination” through its use of taxpayer dollars.

USAID is facing this scrutiny after the presidential advisory committee, DOGE, led by Elon Musk discovered and halted several wasteful payments from the agency, according to the White House.

Here is the list of USAID expenses:
• $50 million to fund condoms in Gaza
• $1.5 million to advance DEI in Serbia's workplaces
• $70,000 for the production of a DEI musical in Ireland
• $47,000 on a transgender opera in Colombia
• $32,000 for a transgender comic in Peru
• $37 million to the World Health Organization
• $16 million in funding for institutional contractors in gender development offices
• $4 million of funding for the Center for Climate-Positive Development
• $12 million in support services to the Bureau for Resilience, Environment, and Food Security
• $6 million in non-emergency funding for redundant administrative supports for the Center of Excellence
• $3 million in non-emergency funding to provide evaluation services for planning and learning programs
• $600,000 to fund technical assistance for family planning in Latin America

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Source: komonews.com

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