She had never worn a uniform, nor had she held elected office. But her seamless alignment with the Obama-Clinton-Soros foreign policy wing insulated her from the scrutiny and roadblocks that often block outsiders and conservatives.
Under Power’s leadership, USAID became a global funding pipeline for left-wing activism, championing ideological projects that often had little to do with legitimate humanitarian aid. ...
With Congress, the DOJ, and the Trump administration now scrutinizing USAID’s finances, Power’s leadership—and the decisions made under her watch—demand urgent accountability.
How did she rise so quickly through Washington’s foreign policy ranks despite failing to achieve a single consequential success? Why was she never subjected to the same scrutiny as Trump-era appointees?
The answer lies in her connections and convictions. Power was never an outsider—she was an entrenched member of the Obama-Biden foreign policy machine, operating within the same globalist circles that championed disastrous interventions, endless wars, ideological aid initiatives, and backchannel foreign influence campaigns.
