USAID under attack by Trump administration

 Blaze:

... President Trump is on the verge of shutting down the U.S. Agency for International Development. This will be one of the most important and essential moves of his presidency. Few institutions in modern history have operated with such sinister intent while positioning themselves as a force for good.

When USAID collapses, it will be a victory for the American people.
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USAID has been described as a slush fund for the Deep State.   It was a relic of the Kennedy administration.

See also:

Here’s a list of the most INSANE things USAID spent YOUR money on

And:

 Judge Napolitano Surprisingly Defends Trump From Radical Democrat Attacks

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 Napolitano began by explaining the legal responsibilities of the president when it comes to withholding funds that Congress has allocated. According to the judge, the president has the ability to isolate certain funds, but this action is not without strict legal procedures. “Can the president not spend the money? Yes, he can take the money and isolate it, but then he must tell Congress he’s isolating it. And he must propose to Congress what should be done with that money instead. He has 45 days in which to do that,” Napolitano explained.

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And:

USAID Funds Ended up at BLM (and You Might Not Believe Where Else)

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