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Sam Stein: More Than 700 Officials Sign a Dissent Cable to Stop the Dismantling of USAID

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Here's news from The Bulwark, so you know from the jump that it's anti-Trump. After the 51 former intelligence officers signed that letter saying the Hunter Biden laptop had all the hallmarks of Russian information, you'd think that the media would stop relying on numbers of "experts" to back up their claim. Remember Axios' scoop that 16 Nobel prize-winning economists had warned us about a Trump economy? Or when more than 650 Harvard professors signed a letter supporting serial plagiarist Claudine Gay?

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Now, Sam Stein from The Bulwark is alerting us that more than 700 foreign policy officials has signed a dissent cable urging Secretary of State Marco Rubio to stop the dismantling of USAID.

Stein writes:

The letter comes as USAID has been largely reduced to rubble. The agency has been moved out of its D.C. office and placed inside the State Department. Thousands of staff have been put on leave. Ten thousand contracts and awards have been terminated. A top official recently penned a series of memos raising concerns that millions of lives were at risk because life-saving aid that was supposed to be given a waiver remained frozen. That official was subsequently put on leave.

Yes, that's what we voted for. 

"An extraordinary step," indeed.

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DOGE will eventually get around to the State Department, and when it does, it will have a handy list of people to fire first.

Maybe USAID would have been spared if it hadn't been a giant slush fund for leftist programs around the world.

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