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Defending USAID Is Political Suicide for Democrats

Ruy Teixeira warns Democrats that defending USAID is political suicide due to its unaccountable spending, such as a $1.5 million grant for diversity initiatives in Serbia's workplaces and business communities.
Teixeira notes that 69% of respondents in a 2023 AP-NORC poll believe U.S. Government spending on foreign aid is too much, highlighting a disconnect between Democrats and voter priorities.
Teixeira expresses concern that the extreme left of the Democratic Party is forcing the Party to oppose Trump on issues like USAID, which could alienate moderate voters.
During a recent protest, Democratic Senator Chris Van Hollen led chants against Elon Musk and vowed to protect USAID through legal means, indicating the Party's commitment to defending the agency.

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Breitbart

Nolte: Leftist Operative Declares It ‘Suicide’ for Democrats to Defend USAID

Democrat operative Ruy Teixeira is warning that it is “suicide” for Democrats to defend USAID.

12 days ago·United States

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PJ Media

Liberal Analyst: Dems Who Go All-In to Defend USAID Are Committing 'Political Suicide'

12 days ago

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Hot Air

Liberal Analyst Warns Dems: 'Suicide' to Defend USAID

13 days ago·Arlington, United States

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The Free Press

Defending USAID Is Political Suicide for Democrats

If you want evidence that Democrats have learned nothing from their November 5 shellacking, just watch this video.It’s from a protest outside the Capitol last week at which Democratic senator Chris Van Hollen of Maryland, one of several top lawmakers in attendance, led chants of “Hey, hey, ho, ho! Elon Musk has got to go!”—and vowed to protect USAID in the courts, or by threatening parliamentary maneuvers against President Trump’s nominees. In p…

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