Musk uncovers huge waste of taxpayer funding

 Barron Trump 🇺🇸 Commentary

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🚨MIND-BLOWING EXPOSURE 🚨
Senator John Kennedy just laid it all out on what Elon Musk uncovered about USAID – and it’s staggering: •$40 BILLION a year given away by USAID’s 10,000 employees •American taxpayer money flowing to Afghanistan, Yemen, and Syria •Millions for electric vehicles in Vietnam •Funding a transgender clinic in India •$1.5 million for an LGBTQ group in Serbia to push DEI in workplaces •$164 million for radical organizations worldwide – $122 million of it to groups tied to terrorists •Money funneled into Hamas-controlled groups in Gaza •$2 million for sex changes in Guatemala •$20 million to make a Sesame Street show in Iraq •$4.5 million to fight “misinformation” in Kazakhstan •$10 million of meals sent to al-Qaeda’s Nusra Front •$7.9 million to teach Sri Lankan journalists to erase gendered language •$1.5 million for LGBT advocacy in Jamaica •$1.5 million to rebuild the Cuban media ecosystem •$1.5 million for “art inclusion” in Belarus •$3.9 million for LGBT causes in Macedonia •$8.3 million for “equity and inclusion education” in Nepal Senator Kennedy: “I think we ought to give Elon Musk a medal.” Taxpayer dollars funding terrorists, propaganda, sex changes, woke projects, and foreign media. All exposed

Musk and Kennedy have done a good job of uncovering waste, fraud, and abuse. Many of these items look suspicious. I can't think of any reason for the US to fund Hamas anywhere and at any time. Cancel these expenditures and reduce the deficit.

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Sen. John Kennedy: "You're getting rid of $5.5 million to lesbian, gay biseuxal transgender queer and intersex advocacy in Uganda. I can't believe we're arguing about this!"

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