Biden State Department wasting money on DEI racism

 Fox News:

The millions of dollars President Biden's State Department has put toward "pet projects" is coming under a microscope as delays plague areas of the department.

Sen. Eric Schmitt, R-Mo, sent a letter to U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken on Friday demanding answers regarding large amounts of money the department has dropped into the likes of diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) initiatives and environmental funding abroad as his constituents face "unprecedented delays" in passport processing times.

"Unnecessary expenditures by the State Department on pet projects of little or no value to the American taxpayer all while continuing to struggle with the passport backlog underscores how misplaced Antony Blinken and this entire Administration’s priorities are," Schmitt said in a statement.
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 DEI is lib speak for racial preferences that Democrats want to impose in the workplace.  They also think that spending more money will control the weather.

See, also:

Republican sounds alarm on ‘militarization’ of IRS after it spent $10M on weapons, gear since 2020

Rep Stephanie Bice cited report that IRS spent over $35M on weapons and gear since 2006

It is pretty clear that Democrats have warped priorities. 

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