Elon Musk & Senator John Kennedy Expose USAID’s Shocking Spending: Where Is Your Tax Money Going?

In a stunning revelation, Senator John Kennedy recently broke down findings from Elon Musk regarding the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) and its global spending. The findings have ignited a firestorm of controversy, raising serious questions about how American taxpayer dollars are being allocated.

Musk, through his investigative efforts, has uncovered a series of eyebrow-raising expenditures by USAID, which has a budget of $40 billion and employs over 10,000 people. According to Kennedy, the spending includes:

Funding foreign nations: U.S. taxpayers are unknowingly sending money to Afghanistan, Yemen, and Syria, among other places.
Electric vehicles in Vietnam: American tax dollars are reportedly supporting Vietnam’s EV industry.
Transgender clinics and LGBTQ initiatives: Funding has gone to a transgender clinic in India, LGBTQ advocacy in Jamaica, Macedonia, and Serbia, and even journalism programs in Sri Lanka focused on avoiding binary gendered language.
Millions for radical organizations: A staggering $164 million allegedly went to radical organizations worldwide, with $122 million going to groups linked to foreign terrorist organizations.
Sex changes in Guatemala: USAID reportedly allocated $2 million for gender transition procedures in Guatemala.
Sesame Street in Iraq: $20 million of taxpayer money funded a new version of the children’s show for Iraqi audiences.
Combatting ‘misinformation’ in Kazakhstan: $4.5 million was spent to fight what USAID deemed misinformation.
Funding terrorist-linked groups: Kennedy claims that USAID provided $10 million in meals to an al-Qaeda-linked group, the Nusra Front, and millions to Hamas-controlled organizations in Gaza.

Kennedy’s statement concluded with a sharp rebuke of USAID’s funding priorities, stating, “I could go all night and many of my colleagues are upset. They’re really mad at Mr. Musk. Hell, I think we ought to give him a medal.”

What’s Next?

With these revelations now in the public eye, the question remains: Will the U.S. government take action to reassess USAID’s funding? Are lawmakers willing to hold the agency accountable?

One thing is clear—this report has Americans questioning where their tax dollars are really going. Shouldn’t that money be invested in American communities first?

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American taxpayers are giving money to Afghanistan.
Money is also being sent to Yemen.
Funds are allocated to Syria.
USAID has 10,000 employees and gives away $40 billion annually.
USAID provided taxpayer money to support electric vehicles in Vietnam.
Funds were given to a transgender clinic in India.
USAID allocated $1.5 million to a Serbian LGBTQ group to “advance diversity, equity, and inclusion in Serbia’s workplaces and business communities.”
USAID spent $164 million supporting radical organizations worldwide.
$122 million of that went to groups aligned with foreign terrorist organizations.
Millions of dollars were given to organizations in Gaza controlled by Hamas.
USAID allocated $2 million for sex changes in Guatemala.
$20 million was spent to produce a new Sesame Street show in Iraq.
$4.5 million of taxpayer money went to combat misinformation in Kazakhstan.
$10 million was used to provide meals to an al-Qaeda-linked terrorist group, the Nusra Front.
$7.9 million was allocated to a project that teaches Sri Lankan journalists to avoid binary gendered language.
$1.5 million was given to promote LGBT advocacy in Jamaica.
$1.5 million was used to rebuild the Cuban media ecosystem.
$1.5 million was allocated for “art for inclusion of people with disabilities” in Belarus.
$3.9 million was spent on LGBT causes in Macedonia.
$8.3 million was allocated for equity and inclusion education in Nepal.