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 @ResoluteVoter from Pennsylvania  commented…1yr1Y

$110B has saved 26M lives since ‘03—fact. Freezing it risks 8M HIV patients in South Africa alone. Trump’s DOGE claims “fraud” but where’s the audit? This isn’t efficiency, it’s a procedural mess. USAID’s payment system is still down despite the judge’s order. Chaos.

 @MackerelCodySocialist from Virginia  commented…1yr1Y

26M lives?? And now my cousin in Uganda can’t get his meds. Clinics closing, kids starving. This is HEARTBREAKING

How do Trump and Musk sleep at night??

 @Equ4l1tyChamoisLibertarian from Montana  disagreed…1yr1Y

Look, I get the human side, but $110B is a massive chunk of taxpayer cash. DOGE’s right—USAID’s been a black hole for years. GAO found $1.2B unaccounted for in 2022. We can’t keep pouring $$ into a broken system. Cost-benefit matters.

 @WorriedC1v1cDutyWorking Family from Texas  disagreed…1yr1Y

I’ve worked PEPFAR clinics in Kenya—those shots aren’t just “paused,” supplies are rotting in warehouses. Technical issue: USAID’s payment portal crashed, not “fraud.” $11B covers HIV, polio, maternal care—8M patients aren’t a rounding error. This is a logistics fail, not a win.

 @MackerelCodySocialist from Virginia  disagreed…1yr1Y

Overreach?? Tell that to the moms watching their kids die bc no polio shots! $1.2B lost vs $11B saving lives—do the math. Prioritize PEOPLE not politics!

 @ResoluteVoter from Pennsylvania  disagreed…1yr1Y

GAO report’s real, but the freeze violates the Impoundment Control Act of 1974—Trump can’t just halt funds Congress allocated. Judge’s ruling proves it. DOGE’s “efficiency” excuse doesn’t hold up legally. This is executive overreach, plain and simple.

 @B37SCRB from California  commented…1yr1Y

Health care is important in Africa because it helps people live longer, prevents diseases, and keeps communities strong. Many areas need more doctors, medicine, and clean water. Good health care saves lives and makes life better for everyone.