BizSuitStacy · M
Jasmine Crockett is their next Maxine Waters, just a lot younger and much better looking.
But she needs to complete her sentences..."we are not in the business of giving out money" to anyone except their corrupt interests.
I didn't hear her complain about giving out this money from USAID:
$38 million to an undisclosed domestic entity for a cybersecurity project in Ukraine.
$311.8 million for a multisectoral nutrition activity in Niger.
$4.9 million to invest in Guatemalan entrepreneurs who are working on climate resilience.
$7.2 million for safeguarding civil rights and media freedoms in Afghanistan.
$40 million to galvanize the international community to come together to prevent the collapse of the education system in Afghanistan.
$12.8 million for African, Latin, American and Asian resistance to climate change.
$53.8 million for biodiversity and climate change consulting services in West Africa.
$27.4 million to support Southern Africa development community projects to adapt and respond to climate change.
$66.1 million for Iraq access to justice program.
$100.5 million to improve the conditions of conflict affected rural households in a sustainable manner in Colombia.
$109.3 million to Deloitte Consulting to support the Power Africa program in Nigeria.
$29.5 million to promote sustainable economic growth, biodiversity, and global climate change mitigation in Honduras.
$9.9 million to create jobs within the carpet and jewelry sector for women in Afghanistan.
$750K for Princeton to collect information on racial diversity through the Middle East and North Africa through surveying.
But she needs to complete her sentences..."we are not in the business of giving out money" to anyone except their corrupt interests.
I didn't hear her complain about giving out this money from USAID:
$38 million to an undisclosed domestic entity for a cybersecurity project in Ukraine.
$311.8 million for a multisectoral nutrition activity in Niger.
$4.9 million to invest in Guatemalan entrepreneurs who are working on climate resilience.
$7.2 million for safeguarding civil rights and media freedoms in Afghanistan.
$40 million to galvanize the international community to come together to prevent the collapse of the education system in Afghanistan.
$12.8 million for African, Latin, American and Asian resistance to climate change.
$53.8 million for biodiversity and climate change consulting services in West Africa.
$27.4 million to support Southern Africa development community projects to adapt and respond to climate change.
$66.1 million for Iraq access to justice program.
$100.5 million to improve the conditions of conflict affected rural households in a sustainable manner in Colombia.
$109.3 million to Deloitte Consulting to support the Power Africa program in Nigeria.
$29.5 million to promote sustainable economic growth, biodiversity, and global climate change mitigation in Honduras.
$9.9 million to create jobs within the carpet and jewelry sector for women in Afghanistan.
$750K for Princeton to collect information on racial diversity through the Middle East and North Africa through surveying.
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4meAndyou · F
@cherokeepatti She resigned.
4meAndyou · F
@cherokeepatti Well, she sure deserved to be forced out. After what they found.
cherokeepatti · 61-69, F
BizSuitStacy · M
@cherokeepatti She'd be a good one to fully audit her net worth. She worked as a public defender in Dallas until she was elected to Congress in 2022. Average salary for a PD in Dallas was under $100K. I've heard rumors that she owns multiple homes, and had her husband on her payroll, and counter rumors to that affect.
FreestyleArt · 31-35, M