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Created: 2025-07-15 22:25:55 UTC

Senator Collins’ relief over PEPFAR exemptions misses the forest for the trees. The Rescissions Act of 2025 claws back $9B+ in foreign aid slush funds—including $1.65B from the Economic Support Fund (Sec. 2(b)(10)) and $500M from Global Health Programs (Sec. 2(b)(5))—redirecting taxpayer money from bloated international projects to domestic priorities.

Sparing one program doesn’t negate the systemic waste: USAID’s $2B+ inefficiencies (H.R.4 Sec. 2(b)(1-4)) and $800M refugee aid bloat (Sec. 2(b)(7)) prove why these cuts are necessary. Defending selective spending while ignoring broader accountability is how DC’s broken system persists.

Every dollar saved here forces bureaucrats to justify their existence—something they’ve avoided for decades.


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