Posted on 05/21/2017 9:24:56 PM PDT by blueplum
Mark Green, a former US ambassador to Tanzania, will need to see through huge funding cuts after receiving the presidential nod to lead USAid
Donald Trump has achieved what could be seen as a first under his presidency: choosing someone to lead a government agency who has met with bipartisan approval.
Trump has nominated Mark Green, a former congresssman and one-time US ambassador to Tanzania who has worked under both the Obama and George W Bush administrations, to lead the US Agency for International Development (USAid). In what could be one of the toughest jobs in Trumps government, Green will have to oversee the massive funding cuts the White House is proposing to the agency, the effects of which are expected to reverberate globally.
Green, 56, has been praised by aid workers and politicians alike as an exceptional choice who will bring unprecedented experience to the job. President of the pro-democracy International Republican Institute, he is well regarded and known for his bipartisan approach to foreign assistance a quality that will come in handy as Congress goes head to head over proposed budgetary cuts of nearly one-third to USAid and the state department.
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Liberal heads will explode. Expect more vitriolic attacks from the media.
The United states Government runs at a deficit. Currently the total accumulated deficit is about $20 trillion dollars and still growing. Much of that debt was financed by loans from foreigners and much of the instruments of that debt is owned by foreigners. Essentially this “US aid” is the US government borrowing from some foreigners and transferring that wealth to other foreigners Of course hard working taxpayers from places like Kansas are ultimately responsible and legally bound to pay back the principle and interest on the “charity” their government provides. Just another example of the liberal mantra in action “With my guilt and your gelt, we can do anything!”
USAID helped India’s Government implement its sudden elimination of cash program.
Its a trial run for the United States.
Shut it down. It is a fascist nanny-state organization
Delete delete delete
Is he good at ending his whole organization?
After having to deal with USAid letters of credit I was convinced that it was a con to get American countries to send goods overseas and then try to cheat them out of their payment.
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