The Trump administration is making big moves to slash wasteful spending and take down the deep state. President Trump teamed up with Elon Musk to use new tech from the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) to track where your tax dollars really go. Their target? Agencies like USAID that have funneled billions overseas while America’s needs get ignored.
Shocking examples keep popping up. The State Department spent $4 million on a police sports league in El Salvador instead of fixing crime here. USAID dumped over $650 million into Kenya’s medical system through shady deals with groups like KEMSA. Meanwhile, American hospitals struggle with shortages and high costs. Why are we playing doctor for other countries?
A viral website called DataRepublican.com exposed how globalist groups launder money through fake charities. The creator—who stays anonymous for safety—found NGOs passing taxpayer cash between themselves like a game of hot potato. “These people built a government inside our government,” she says. Their webs of bank accounts hide billions from everyday Americans.
New documents show USAID failed to track where its money ends up. A recent report found United Nations agencies didn’t report fraud or abuse in U.S.-funded programs. Some groups got cash without proper checks for terrorist ties or corruption. This isn’t just messy bookkeeping—it’s dangerous.
Conservatives argue this isn’t about cutting aid but stopping arrogance. For decades, elites used programs like USAID to push their agendas worldwide while treating Americans like ATMs. Musk calls USAID a “criminal organization” propping up foreign radicals. Trump says it’s time to put America First—again.
The Left is furious. They claim shutting down USAID helps China gain power. But critics fire back: Why should we bankrupt ourselves playing world cop? Let China waste its money building empty airports overseas. We need to fix our roads, borders, and hospitals first.
The fight isn’t over. Establishment politicians and bureaucrats are fighting DOGE’s transparency tools tooth and nail. They don’t want you seeing how they blew $10 million on gender studies in Pakistan or “climate resilience” art projects. Real change means draining the swamp—one budget cut at a time.
This is what voters demanded in 2024: smaller government, sharper accountability, and an end to globalist gravy trains. As Musk’s tech peels back the curtain on decades of waste, ordinary Americans finally see where their money went—and why it’s time to bring it home.
