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A lot of conservatives seem to be under the impression that PEPFAR was briefly paused by mistake and will be back to normal soon. But no. The administration has repeatedly tried to destroy PEPFAR and Congress keeps telling them to stop and then they try again.
David Watson ๐Ÿฅ‘
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This is a program with overwhelming bipartisan support - passed by voice vote in many of its renewals, including in Trump's first term - which costs very little and saves mindboggling numbers of people. And someone very dearly wants it dead.
It seems straightforward to me that conservatives mostly don't care about poor people dying in other countries. It's not clear why it's surprising that they wouldn't want to fund this. How much more evidence do you need that conservatism as an ideological framework is just bad?