Elise Stefanik's confirmation hearing as U.S. ambassador to the U.N. emphasized her commitment to Donald Trump's 'America First' agenda, focusing on accountability for U.S. funding of UN agencies. She criticized existing contributions, particularly to those perceived as countering American interests, and called for a review of their effectiveness. Lawmakers, including Sen. Jim Risch, echoed her sentiments on necessary changes at the U.N., questioning the benefits of continued U.S. participation and funding given the influence of adversaries like Russia and China.
Our tax dollars should not be complicit in propping up entities that are counter to American interests, antisemitic, or engaging in fraud, corruption or terrorism.
At this point, the U.S. should seriously examine if further contributions and, indeed, participation in the U.N. is even beneficial to the American people.
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