Why are we borrowing money from our adversaries to send overseas?




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Friend,



The United States should NOT be the sugar daddy of the world, especially not
for foreign nations and organizations that act contrary to our beliefs.I AGREE
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Our country is $36 trillion in debt, yet we send billions of dollars overseas,
often funding projects that further our nation’s demise. Last year, I uncovered
over $1 trillion in waste, with the State Department and USAID being some of
the worst offenders.



What are some of the things they waste your money on?
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* USAID gave almost $88 million to help Afghan farmers produce poppy, the
plant from which opium is extracted (remember, Afghanistan supplies 90% of the
world’s heroin)
* USAID funneled more than $54 million to EcoHealth Alliance, the very
organization linked to theWuhan Institute of Virology and likely the start of
the COVID pandemic
* $20 million to create a new Sesame Street show in Iraq
* $15 million to provide oral contraceptives and condoms in Afghanistan
USAID spent $6 million to promote tourism in Egypt
* $4.8 million to Ukraine’s public affairs office to fund social media
influencers
* $3 million to promote “girl-centered climate change” in Brazil
* $2.1 million to Paraguay to enhance their border security
* USAID spent $2 million on transgender surgeries, hormone therapy, and
gender-affirming care in Guatemala


Friend, we could save billions of dollars every year just by cutting wasteful
foreign spending.Chip in now to stand with me in this fight.
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The money we would save cutting this wasteful spending could be used to pay
down our national debt and take care of the American people, the ones who
actually pay these taxes in the first place.


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In liberty,
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