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DOGE Stops $10M in Taxpayer Funds from Paying for Circumcisions in Mozambique

The government's Department of Efficiency (DOGE) has stopped including millions of dollars in US taxes and millions of dollars in taxes, including $10 million, in Mozambique's “voluntary medical men's circumcision.”

Saturday's X post lists many programs that list all programs that have been “cancelled” by US taxpayers. The Elon Musk-led division has announced a total savings of $729 million.

Other projects previously funded by the US include $14 million for Serbia's “improvement of public procurement,” $29 million for “enhancing Bangladesh's political landscape,” and “improvement of Asian learning outcomes.” “It included $47 million to “$14 million for social cohesion.” Mari.

Doge also provides $9.7 million to the University of California, Berkeley to develop a “cohort of Cambodia youth with corporate-led skills” and “strengthen Cambodia's independent voice.” It reported that it was developing $2.3 million.

Another whopping $40 million has been allocated to the “gender equality and women's empowerment hub,” with the incredible $486 million “consortium of election and political processes strengthening” that has “a comprehensive and participatory political process.” voter turnout in Moldova and India, including $22 million.

“It's really scary to see how much money Americans are sending to other countries.

“I just don't like it,” he added.

Last month, Republican lawmakers demanded investigation The former president allegedly illegally used taxpayer dollars to pay at least 21 abortions in Mozambique through Pepfer, reported by Breitbart News This was reported to Joe Biden's Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).

Sen. Jim Riche (R-ID), chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee; Confirmed In late January, the CDC revealed that Pepfar funds were being used to pay health workers performing abortions, accusing the CDC of violating Helms' amendments.

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