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VICTORY: Trump USDA CUTS $300 Million DEI Slush Fund That Wasted Taxpayer Money on Woke Agriculture Programs

Gary FranchiMarch 24, 202672 views
VICTORY: Trump USDA CUTS $300 Million DEI Slush Fund That Wasted Taxpayer Money on Woke Agriculture Programs
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President Trump's Department of Agriculture has officially terminated a bloated $300 million diversity, equity, and inclusion program that handed out taxpayer cash to nonprofit groups and tribal organizations under the guise of helping farmers purchase land.

The program, which provided grants to organizations supposedly assisting "underserved farmers" with land access, was axed as part of the Trump administration's aggressive campaign to eliminate DEI programs across the federal government. This is exactly the kind of swamp-draining action that Americans voted for in November.

While the mainstream media will undoubtedly spin this as heartless, the reality is that these DEI programs have become nothing more than taxpayer-funded slush funds for left-wing activists. Instead of actually helping farmers based on merit and need, these programs divide Americans by race and create bureaucratic barriers that often hurt the very people they claim to help.

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The USDA's decision represents a return to common-sense governance where taxpayer dollars go toward actual agricultural productivity rather than woke social engineering. Under the Biden regime, federal agencies became laboratories for radical leftist ideology, wasting billions on diversity consultants and race-based programs while real farmers struggled with inflation and regulatory burdens.

"This administration is committed to merit-based assistance that helps all American farmers succeed," a USDA spokesperson could have said, perfectly capturing the Trump approach to governing.

The $300 million savings will now be redirected toward programs that actually boost American agriculture and food security, rather than checking diversity boxes for liberal activists.

"We're getting government out of the business of racial preferences and back into the business of serving the American people," reflects the broader Trump administration philosophy driving these changes.

This move follows Trump's broader executive orders eliminating DEI programs throughout the federal bureaucracy. From the Pentagon to the Department of Education, the president is systematically dismantling the woke infrastructure that the Biden administration embedded throughout our government.

Patriots should celebrate this victory, but remain vigilant. The administrative state runs deep, and bureaucrats will fight tooth and nail to preserve their leftist agenda. How many more DEI programs are hiding in federal agencies, waiting to be exposed and eliminated?

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Gary Franchi

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TaxpayerFirstVerified19 minutes ago
Best news I've heard all week! $300 million back to the taxpayers where it belongs.
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RedStateResidentVerifiedjust now
Trump keeps his promises - drain the swamp and cut wasteful spending. This is just the beginning!
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FiscalHawk2024Verifiedjust now
Does anyone know what specific programs were getting this funding? I'd love to see the full breakdown of where our money was actually going.
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PatriotFarmer88Verifiedjust now
FINALLY! As a third-generation farmer, I've watched too much of our tax money go to these virtue-signaling programs instead of actual agricultural improvements. Focus should be on feeding America, not funding political agendas.
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RuralVoiceVerifiedjust now
Couldn't agree more! My family's been farming for decades and we've seen how these programs do nothing for actual production.
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MainStreetAmericaVerifiedjust now
Thank God for common sense leadership! These DEI programs were nothing but taxpayer-funded political indoctrination disguised as agriculture policy.
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ConservativeRealistVerifiedjust now
This is exactly the kind of government waste we voted to eliminate. How many other departments have similar slush funds that need to be cut?
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SmallGovAdvocateVerifiedjust now
Great question - I bet if we audited every department we'd find billions in similar waste.