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The U.S. Agency for Global Media might just be another playground for liberal bureaucracy and shady dealings. Once again, House Republicans are stepping up to do the job that the left seems too busy—dare we say uninterested—to handle. This time, it’s about how this agency is vetting foreign nationals, including those from nations that are far from buddies with the United States. Hiring people from countries that don’t exactly send us Christmas cards? Sounds like a brilliant plan—or perhaps a convenient oversight right out of the left’s playbook.
How much trust are we putting in these foreign hires? Imagine opening the gates to the henhouse and letting the foxes take charge. We need to ask ourselves why this government agency seems so eager to invite potential enemies into our kitchen. Is it part of a globalist mission to blur the lines of national security for some supposed ‘greater good’? Or an intentional effort to dilute American values on the international stage?
And the plot thickens! High-ranking officials are handing out grants like candy on Halloween, apparently without batting an eyelash at possible conflicts of interest. Why does it seem like every time we turn around, someone on the left is getting a fat check for questionable purposes, while hard-working Americans struggle to make ends meet? Perhaps priorities are just a little different when you’re mingling in the elitist circles of a detached bureaucracy.
Republicans launch probe into how U.S. media agency vetted foreign nationals they hired https://t.co/RSVaIGbRIO pic.twitter.com/KjQCN1ZgL0
— The Washington Times (@WashTimes) June 18, 2025
Let’s be clear: America doesn’t need more globalist sympathies. It needs strong, clear-eyed policies that put our national interests first. This investigation must dig deep and shed some patriotic light on what could very well be a liberal charade masquerading as diplomatic engagement. These grants and hires need to be examined with a microscope, not glanced over with rose-tinted glasses.
So, the ball is in the Republicans’ court now. They can crack open this potential Pandora’s box and hold those responsible accountable. Or will liberal complacency win the day once again? Perhaps it’s time to wonder if the folks at the U.S. Agency for Global Media have forgotten which country they’re supposed to represent.
