If you need more proof the feds shouldn't be trusted with taxpayer dollars, check out this piece from the Washington Free Beacon:
The State Department's bureau of political-military affairs continues to direct tens of millions of dollars to a nonprofit that paid a $2 million-dollar fine and admitted to providing "material support" to Iran, Hamas, and other groups the U.S. considers terrorists or terrorist-linked.
The lucrative contracts for IED and other bomb removal continued despite the Trump administration's tougher policies on Iran and pledge to undertake a maximum diplomatic and financial pressure campaign against Iran and terrorist groups linked to it.
The Norwegian People's Aid, or NPA, an Oslo-based humanitarian non-profit strongly affiliated with labor unions, has at least a six-year history of working for the U.S. Agency for International Development and more recently for the State Department for demining and other bomb-removal efforts around the world.
In April, NPA settled a civil suit with the Justice Department, agreeing to pay a fine of $2 million for failing to disclose its work for the Iranian government and other U.S.-banned entities in a grant application for USAID work in Sudan.
It's time to close the purse strings of the American public. It's time to hold the federal government accountable for how it spends our hard-earned taxpayer dollars. It's time to call a Convention of States.
An Article V Convention of States can propose constitutional amendments that force the feds to cut back on spending in all sectors of government. These amendments can mandate a balanced budget along with spending limits and tax caps.
Together, this complete package of fiscal reform will shrink the federal budget, get our national debt under control, and limit the ability of bureaucrats to send our money where it should never go.
Sign the Convention of States Petition below to force the feds to stop abusing our tax dollars!
