Biden’s State Department used taxpayer dollars to fund a pro-LGBT group in Colombia that supports the legalization of prostitution.
that “fanatical, woke organizations like Fundacion Sentiido shouldn’t be propped up with American taxpayer dollars.”
He went on to say, “They certainly shouldn’t be using those dollars to promote prostitution, radical gender indoctrination for children, and all manner of depravity abroad.” Representative Ralph Norman , who is a member of the House Oversight and Reform Committee, called the State Department’s grant “ridiculous” before saying, “Why on God’s green Earth are U.S. taxpayers footing the bill for South American activists to learn about so-called ‘disinformation and gender restrictive narratives?'”
“If I were in Secretary Antony Blinken’s shoes, we’d be gearing up for an Elon Musk-style housecleaning over at the State Department,” he added.
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