Nikki Haley, a presidential candidate for the Grand Old Party (GOP) of the US Republican Party, has declared that she will eliminate all foreign assistance to nations that despise the US if elected. In order to demonstrate that “a strong America doesn’t pay off the bad people,” this also applies to China, Pakistan, and other rivals.
“Foreign assistance to nations that despise us will be reduced by every dollar. A powerful Country does not reward the bad guys. A proud Country does not squander the income of her citizens. Additionally, the only leaders deserving of our confidence are those who oppose our enemies and stand by our allies “In an opinion piece for the New York Post, Ms. Haley, a former US ambassador to the UN and governor of South Carolina, wrote.
America spent $46 billion on international aid last year, according to Ms. Haley. That is significantly more than any other nation. Citizens have a right to know where and how their money is being spent. They will be surprised to learn that a significant portion of it funds anti-American movements and nations.
On February 15 (local time), Nikki Haley officially announced her bid for the White House in 2024, positioning herself as a member of a “new generation” of Republican leaders who are capable of winning elections.
As a member of the Republican Party, Ms. Haley is now the first Indian American woman to compete for president. Haley introduced herself as the proud daughter of Indian immigrants and offered a new direction for the Republican party as the former governor of South Carolina and US envoy to the UN took the podium.
The Biden administration resumed military assistance to Pakistan despite the fact that the country is home to at least a dozen terrorist groups and that its government is heavily indebted to China. Team Biden reinstated $500 million to a dishonest UN organization that is meant to aid the Palestinian people but is actually a front for virulent anti-Semitic propaganda against our ally Israel, according to her.
A nation with one of the most anti-American voting histories in the UN, Zimbabwe, has received hundreds of millions of dollars from the US.
Despite China’s clear threat to Americans, American taxpayers continue to fund absurd environmental programs in Communist China. Belarus is the nearest ally of Russian dictator Vladimir Putin, to whom we donate money. In her op-ed for the New York Post, Haley claimed that we even send money to Communist Cuba, which our own government has labeled as a state sponsor of terrorism.
“Not only Joe Biden is involved in this. Presidents from both parties have presided over it for decades. Our overseas aid strategies are archaic. Most of the time, they run automatically with no regard for how the nations that accept our aid behave. To expose these tax-payer scams, a dedicated president will be required.”
Ms. Haley claimed that she is vying for the presidency in order to reestablish the nation’s power, honor, and public confidence. It is wise to support Israel and Ukraine, two allies and pals of the United States. Giving our tax money to adversaries is not.
As I was that envoy, I will serve as that president, said Nikki Haley.
“I firmly backed President Donald Trump’s decision to slash Pakistan’s military assistance by nearly $2 billion because that nation backs terrorists who attack American service members. Although it was a significant win for our troops, taxpayers, and important interests, it didn’t go nearly far enough. Still, we’ve given them far too much in the way of other assistance. I will veto every dollar as president, “The US presidential hopeful went on to write.
Nikki Haley, a prominent Indian American, declared her candidacy for the Republican presidential nomination for the year 2024 on February 15 (Wednesday), pledging to move beyond the “stale ideas and faded concepts” of the past.
Healthcare and tech mogul Vivek Ramaswamy, another Indian-American, declared his candidacy for the 2024 US presidential election on Wednesday (local time), following Republican leader Nikki Haley.
“We’ve embraced our “diversity” so much that we’ve forgotten how fundamentally similar we are to one another as Americans, united by the same principles that brought together a strident, divided population 250 years ago. I have a strong gut feeling that those ideals still remain. To resurrect them, I’m running for president “Ramaswamy tweeted a video announcing his plans to compete for president.
