Closing USAID

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Who wants to vote for more fraud? Not I.

Yet I’m sure you voted for the fraudulent master orange bafoon

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:AMERICAN children are still waiting for food and medical care, 5:30.
You may PRIVATELY prioritize the globe. American taxpayers should no longer be COERCED into funding foreign donations, especially with ZERO oversight. Donate to the Red Cross.

The massive fraud that’s been identified is CRIMINAL. There MUST be ACCOUNTABILITY.

Do you really think Trump cares about AMERICAN children. He's taking away their food aid and healthcare too.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:AMERICAN children are still waiting for food and medical care, 5:30.
You may PRIVATELY prioritize the globe. American taxpayers should no longer be COERCED into funding foreign donations, especially with ZERO oversight. Donate to the Red Cross.

The massive fraud that’s been identified is CRIMINAL. There MUST be ACCOUNTABILITY.

Writing in ALL CAPS doesn't make your words true. Sorry not sorry.

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Anonymous wrote:Isn’t this agency dead already?

Who cares what it did or even why it did it. It’s gone.

Is USAID gone yet?

Just another thing to ref-und when the TACO truck finally leaves, add it to list of easily reversible items. It’s a shame that the administration loves killing children globally, but we can’t control that right now.

Trump can take ALL the credit for this. All of it. I wouldn’t have it any other way. I want an accurate depiction when they write the history of this administration.

If children in other countries are dying, it is the fault of their own government, not the US.

We are not the patriarch to the world.

That’s your opinion. Your democratically elected Congress appropriated a budget to USAID and that budget was executed and its results reported regularly to Congress.

When the US heartlessly closed UsAID overnight, children who depended on the food aid, medicines and medical care funded by USAID died. The way it was closed was careless and unprofessional and will foment a negative opinion of the USA overseas for generations to come.

We are not responsible for basic healthcare and medicines in other countries. These children need to be able to depend on their government. As long as the US taxpayer fills that void, there is no incentive for an independent nation to do the work.

That sounds nice on paper. In reality, when you take care of a child or a number of children, you have an obligation to continue that care or properly hand it over to someone else. Not just leave immediately, leaving their lives in the hands of fate.

We also (used to) benefit from the soft power that good will as well as American power that USAID gives (gave) us. As a transactional person, our president doesn't understand this. But we are smarter than that and realize this.

Best of luck to Mozambique if they decide to launch a war against us for not providing polio vaccines.

It is time for them to grow up and support their citizens.

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Anonymous wrote:Isn’t this agency dead already?

Who cares what it did or even why it did it. It’s gone.

Is USAID gone yet?

Just another thing to ref-und when the TACO truck finally leaves, add it to list of easily reversible items. It’s a shame that the administration loves killing children globally, but we can’t control that right now.

Trump can take ALL the credit for this. All of it. I wouldn’t have it any other way. I want an accurate depiction when they write the history of this administration.

If children in other countries are dying, it is the fault of their own government, not the US.

We are not the patriarch to the world.

That’s your opinion. Your democratically elected Congress appropriated a budget to USAID and that budget was executed and its results reported regularly to Congress.

When the US heartlessly closed UsAID overnight, children who depended on the food aid, medicines and medical care funded by USAID died. The way it was closed was careless and unprofessional and will foment a negative opinion of the USA overseas for generations to come.

We are not responsible for basic healthcare and medicines in other countries. These children need to be able to depend on their government. As long as the US taxpayer fills that void, there is no incentive for an independent nation to do the work.

That sounds nice on paper. In reality, when you take care of a child or a number of children, you have an obligation to continue that care or properly hand it over to someone else. Not just leave immediately, leaving their lives in the hands of fate.

We also (used to) benefit from the soft power that good will as well as American power that USAID gives (gave) us. As a transactional person, our president doesn't understand this. But we are smarter than that and realize this.

Best of luck to Mozambique if they decide to launch a war against us for not providing polio vaccines.

It is time for them to grow up and support their citizens.

A foreign or domestic polio outbreak is not a war that I want to fight. But you think it would be piffle...

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USAID is 90% money laundering. You know this.

More lies.

Start an NGO and do it yourself with your own money.

Why are you here griping? You're free to do what you want with your own money.

Libs want OUR tax dollars to pay for their radical agenda. Trans surgeries do not feed anyone. And it’s the exact opposite of health care.

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Anonymous wrote:Isn’t this agency dead already?

Who cares what it did or even why it did it. It’s gone.

Is USAID gone yet?

Just another thing to ref-und when the TACO truck finally leaves, add it to list of easily reversible items. It’s a shame that the administration loves killing children globally, but we can’t control that right now.

Trump can take ALL the credit for this. All of it. I wouldn’t have it any other way. I want an accurate depiction when they write the history of this administration.

If children in other countries are dying, it is the fault of their own government, not the US.

We are not the patriarch to the world.

That’s your opinion. Your democratically elected Congress appropriated a budget to USAID and that budget was executed and its results reported regularly to Congress.

When the US heartlessly closed UsAID overnight, children who depended on the food aid, medicines and medical care funded by USAID died. The way it was closed was careless and unprofessional and will foment a negative opinion of the USA overseas for generations to come.

We are not responsible for basic healthcare and medicines in other countries. These children need to be able to depend on their government. As long as the US taxpayer fills that void, there is no incentive for an independent nation to do the work.

That sounds nice on paper. In reality, when you take care of a child or a number of children, you have an obligation to continue that care or properly hand it over to someone else. Not just leave immediately, leaving their lives in the hands of fate.

We also (used to) benefit from the soft power that good will as well as American power that USAID gives (gave) us. As a transactional person, our president doesn't understand this. But we are smarter than that and realize this.

Best of luck to Mozambique if they decide to launch a war against us for not providing polio vaccines.

It is time for them to grow up and support their citizens.

A foreign or domestic polio outbreak is not a war that I want to fight. But you think it would be piffle...

Then I suggest you get vaccinated and avoid countries that cannot provide basic healthcare to their citizens.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Isn’t this agency dead already?

Who cares what it did or even why it did it. It’s gone.

Is USAID gone yet?

Just another thing to ref-und when the TACO truck finally leaves, add it to list of easily reversible items. It’s a shame that the administration loves killing children globally, but we can’t control that right now.

Trump can take ALL the credit for this. All of it. I wouldn’t have it any other way. I want an accurate depiction when they write the history of this administration.

If children in other countries are dying, it is the fault of their own government, not the US.

We are not the patriarch to the world.

That’s your opinion. Your democratically elected Congress appropriated a budget to USAID and that budget was executed and its results reported regularly to Congress.

When the US heartlessly closed UsAID overnight, children who depended on the food aid, medicines and medical care funded by USAID died. The way it was closed was careless and unprofessional and will foment a negative opinion of the USA overseas for generations to come.

We are not responsible for basic healthcare and medicines in other countries. These children need to be able to depend on their government. As long as the US taxpayer fills that void, there is no incentive for an independent nation to do the work.

That sounds nice on paper. In reality, when you take care of a child or a number of children, you have an obligation to continue that care or properly hand it over to someone else. Not just leave immediately, leaving their lives in the hands of fate.

We also (used to) benefit from the soft power that good will as well as American power that USAID gives (gave) us. As a transactional person, our president doesn't understand this. But we are smarter than that and realize this.

Best of luck to Mozambique if they decide to launch a war against us for not providing polio vaccines.

It is time for them to grow up and support their citizens.

A foreign or domestic polio outbreak is not a war that I want to fight. But you think it would be piffle...

Then I suggest you get vaccinated and avoid countries that cannot provide basic healthcare to their citizens.

People from all over the world come here. Or at least, they used to, before Trump's insane and unlawful visa and immigration shenanigans. This is a major reason that we provide vaccines to people in other countries.

People used to understand these basics.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Isn’t this agency dead already?

Who cares what it did or even why it did it. It’s gone.

Is USAID gone yet?

Just another thing to ref-und when the TACO truck finally leaves, add it to list of easily reversible items. It’s a shame that the administration loves killing children globally, but we can’t control that right now.

Trump can take ALL the credit for this. All of it. I wouldn’t have it any other way. I want an accurate depiction when they write the history of this administration.

If children in other countries are dying, it is the fault of their own government, not the US.

We are not the patriarch to the world.

That’s your opinion. Your democratically elected Congress appropriated a budget to USAID and that budget was executed and its results reported regularly to Congress.

When the US heartlessly closed UsAID overnight, children who depended on the food aid, medicines and medical care funded by USAID died. The way it was closed was careless and unprofessional and will foment a negative opinion of the USA overseas for generations to come.

We are not responsible for basic healthcare and medicines in other countries. These children need to be able to depend on their government. As long as the US taxpayer fills that void, there is no incentive for an independent nation to do the work.

That sounds nice on paper. In reality, when you take care of a child or a number of children, you have an obligation to continue that care or properly hand it over to someone else. Not just leave immediately, leaving their lives in the hands of fate.

We also (used to) benefit from the soft power that good will as well as American power that USAID gives (gave) us. As a transactional person, our president doesn't understand this. But we are smarter than that and realize this.

Best of luck to Mozambique if they decide to launch a war against us for not providing polio vaccines.

It is time for them to grow up and support their citizens.

You all are so unbelievably naive. The US never provided aid out of the goodness of our hearts. It was, always has been, and always will be, because it benefits us in the long run. Unfortunately Trump and co are unable to understand any multi-step process.

You are ruining this country and putting us all in so much danger.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Isn’t this agency dead already?

Who cares what it did or even why it did it. It’s gone.

Is USAID gone yet?

Just another thing to ref-und when the TACO truck finally leaves, add it to list of easily reversible items. It’s a shame that the administration loves killing children globally, but we can’t control that right now.

Trump can take ALL the credit for this. All of it. I wouldn’t have it any other way. I want an accurate depiction when they write the history of this administration.

If children in other countries are dying, it is the fault of their own government, not the US.

We are not the patriarch to the world.

That’s your opinion. Your democratically elected Congress appropriated a budget to USAID and that budget was executed and its results reported regularly to Congress.

When the US heartlessly closed UsAID overnight, children who depended on the food aid, medicines and medical care funded by USAID died. The way it was closed was careless and unprofessional and will foment a negative opinion of the USA overseas for generations to come.

We are not responsible for basic healthcare and medicines in other countries. These children need to be able to depend on their government. As long as the US taxpayer fills that void, there is no incentive for an independent nation to do the work.

That sounds nice on paper. In reality, when you take care of a child or a number of children, you have an obligation to continue that care or properly hand it over to someone else. Not just leave immediately, leaving their lives in the hands of fate.

We also (used to) benefit from the soft power that good will as well as American power that USAID gives (gave) us. As a transactional person, our president doesn't understand this. But we are smarter than that and realize this.

Best of luck to Mozambique if they decide to launch a war against us for not providing polio vaccines.

It is time for them to grow up and support their citizens.

A foreign or domestic polio outbreak is not a war that I want to fight. But you think it would be piffle...

Then I suggest you get vaccinated and avoid countries that cannot provide basic healthcare to their citizens.

People from all over the world come here. Or at least, they used to, before Trump's insane and unlawful visa and immigration shenanigans. This is a major reason that we provide vaccines to people in other countries.

People used to understand these basics.

Trump is deliberately ignorant because he doesn't care. Others in the cabinet are plain dumb. But Marco Rubio understands. JD Vance understands. That sociopath Stephen Miller understands. They know that they are killing people and destroying our country.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:AMERICAN children are still waiting for food and medical care, 5:30.
You may PRIVATELY prioritize the globe. American taxpayers should no longer be COERCED into funding foreign donations, especially with ZERO oversight. Donate to the Red Cross.

The massive fraud that’s been identified is CRIMINAL. There MUST be ACCOUNTABILITY.

[Anonymous]

How has shutting down USAID and getting rid of all this government waste helped average American citizens?

Is the money saved being used to help our feed children at risk or veterans?

What is being done to help our citizens?

[Anonymous]

The only debate is whether to measure the dead due to the loss of USAID in the thousands, tens of thousands or hundreds of thousands.


https://www.nytimes.com/2025/05/31/opinion/rubio-usaid-africa.html
While testifying before Congress, Rubio claimed that the Trump administration’s dismantling of the United States Agency for International Development had not cost any lives.

“No children are dying on my watch,” he asserted. At another point in the hearing, he broadened his statement to include adults as well: “No one has died because of U.S.A.I.D.”

This is ludicrous: The only debate is whether to measure the dead in the thousands, tens of thousands or hundreds of thousands.

So let me help Rubio with the truth. Meet Evan Anzoo, a 5-year-old boy who was born with H.I.V. in South Sudan:

I mentioned Evan in a column in March from South Sudan. This was a child as precious as yours or mine. Evan’s life was in our hands, and for five years America kept him alive with antiretroviral medicines costing less than 12 cents a day, through the President’s Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief, or PEPFAR. This was a program started by President George W. Bush that has saved more than 26 million lives so far, and it turned the tide of AIDS around the world and built enormous good will toward the United States.

Then along came President Trump and his freeze on most humanitarian aid in January. How could a 5-year-old orphan possibly obtain medicine on his own? Evan weakened and soon died of an opportunistic infection.

If Rubio needs further reminder of the human toll, this little girl is Achol Deng, 8, who likewise died when she lost access to antiretrovirals because of the U.S.A.I.D. freeze.

I share these photos of Evan and Achol because it strikes me as doubly offensive not only to cause unnecessary deaths of such children but also to deny these deaths and call them lies. The denials erase these children and dodge all responsibility.

It was Elon Musk who first insisted that “no one has died.” Now Rubio has doubled down.

When I reached out to Rubio to ask about the “lies” comment and the suggestion that no one had died, he declined to be interviewed.

[Anonymous]

The only debate is whether to measure the dead due to the loss of USAID in the thousands, tens of thousands or hundreds of thousands.

If these dead are not American citizens it is not a problem. Let the taxpayers of these other countries take care of their own people.

[Anonymous]

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The only debate is whether to measure the dead due to the loss of USAID in the thousands, tens of thousands or hundreds of thousands.

If these dead are not American citizens it is not a problem. Let the taxpayers of these other countries take care of their own people.

I hope you don't call yourself a Christian.