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The House of Representatives passed President Trump’s plan to cut billions in funding for foreign aid and public broadcasting. This victory puts taxpayers first by stopping wasteful spending on programs that don’t help hardworking Americans. Whip Tom Emmer is fighting to pass these cuts into law tomorrow.
These cuts target nearly $9.4 billion from foreign aid and public broadcasting like NPR and PBS. That money gets taken from programs that push liberal agendas instead of serving real Americans. This is about protecting our tax dollars from being wasted overseas and on biased media.
Republicans are standing strong against out-of-control government spending. They see this as ending the handout culture that hurts our economy. These cuts show fiscal responsibility by putting America’s needs first, not funding other countries or elitist radio stations.
President Trump’s Department of Government Efficiency, which Elon Musk helped lead, found these savings. They uncovered billions in waste that hardworking families should never have paid for. This is smart government working for the people, not bureaucrats.
Democrats are crying foul and spreading lies about these necessary cuts. They claim it hurts America’s standing abroad, but that’s just fearmongering. The truth is they want to keep funding their pet projects with your money while ignoring our needs.
The Senate is now debating this package to make it law. Republicans are pushing back against attempts to save foreign aid programs. They’re cutting global AIDS funding and protecting other key programs while keeping the main cuts.
Whip Tom Emmer announced strong support from conservatives across the country. Everyday Americans back these cuts because they know it stops their money from being wasted. Emmer’s confidence shows this is a win for common sense.
This plan will become law soon, saving billions and defunding liberal media giants. It’s a huge win for taxpayers and shows conservative leadership works. America is finally putting its citizens ahead of foreign interests and elite broadcasters.
