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Average American, Asher Moss - A4ALFormer USAID who believes government should work for the average American. Follow for bite-size takes on the current chaos.
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Thank you and Mandy Patinkin’s Instagram page for reposting my Ebola reel. We need all the help we can getting the word out that shutting down USAID is costing lives around the globe and impacting Americans too.
I Told You So
139 people have already died from Ebola in an outbreak the World Health Organization has declared a public health emergency. The virus has reportedly been circulating for over a month largely unnoticed, and the outbreak has been caused by a...
Wait, ICE???
70 billion MORE dollars. This just happened, thanks to Republicans in the House. After ICE already got 75 billion last year.
But we didn't have 40 billion anywhere for USAID, our most powerful tool for soft power and security. And we...
14 Million Lives Are on the Line. Here's What We're Doing About It.
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Fox News Describing Teen Pregnancy as a Problem
When I was a child growing up in evangelical America, I was told in no uncertain terms that teenage pregnancy was unacceptable.
At USAID we had programs to decrease child/teen marriage and pregnancy as a human rights violation.
Now USAID...
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