Senator Brian Schatz criticizes the Trump administration's cuts to USAID, highlighting severe global humanitarian consequences.
Quiver AI Summary
U.S. Senator Brian Schatz (D-Hawai‘i) criticized the Trump administration's approach to foreign aid during a Senate discussion on a proposed $9 billion funding cut to USAID and public broadcasting. He attributed over 360,000 deaths globally to the elimination of aid, stating, "We have gone from being the good guys to being a conduit for death and sickness and hunger."
Schatz emphasized that the cuts would severely impact international stability and humanitarian efforts, calling it "knowingly and willingly inflicting horrific suffering on millions of the most vulnerable people." He argued for the continued relevance of USAID, noting its historic role in saving lives and promoting U.S. interests abroad.
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