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WHO's Sorry Now? Argentina Joins the U.S. in Leaving the World Health Organization Behind

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The day after his inauguration, Donald Trump withdrew the United States from the World Health Organization (WHO). The WHO was BIGLY mad about this, of course, and issued a strongly worded statement that backfired on them in the funniest way possible.

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Now Argentina's President Javier Milei is jumping ship, too:

Good.

The WHO is corrupt and run by a bunch of Left-wing socialists.

Yes it does.

ALL of the waste.

Here's the announcement:

'Profound differences in health management' is putting it mildly.

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Remember that last line as the Left screams about 'unelected billionaires' cutting wasteful government spending.

Yes they should.

It is wonderful news.

This also saves us almost a billion dollars. The U.S. gave WHO $988 million in 2024, or 14% of WHO's budget.

That money can be better spent elsewhere, or given back to taxpayers.

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