"Biden’s Loan Forgiveness Fiasco: White Farmers Shafted in Race-Based Cash Grab, Whistleblower Spills"

The Biden gang got caught with their hands in the cookie jar, and this time, it’s not just crumbs. They’re dishing out straight-up racial discrimination against White farmers. 

A whistleblower from the USDA spilled the beans, and like dirty skivvies, it stinks. The Biden administration rolled out a loan forgiveness program that was basically a neon sign screaming, “No Whites allowed.” Up to 120% of farm loan debt wiped clean, but only if your skin checked the right box. Financial need? Pfft, who cares? It’s all about that diversity checklist.

The whistleblower, who’s got more guts than a slaughterhouse, told media outlet NewsNation that only minority farmers got the golden ticket. A letter from the USDA flagging their “potential eligibility as a Farm Loan Programs borrower for a payment under Section 1005 of the American Rescue Plan Act.” 

Meanwhile, white farmers got zilch. The program, tucked into the American Rescue Act, was laser-focused on “socially disadvantaged farmers” which is code for anyone who’s American Indian, Alaska Native, Asian, Black, Native Hawaiian, Pacific Islander, Hispanic, or Latino. Those folks got their loans paid off, plus a sweet 20% bonus to cover taxes. White farmers? Not so much.

The whistleblower didn’t mince words: “It’s not right. It was discriminatory. Unethical. And the people who pushed it are still in charge of the agency . . .  (those) at the national office. Trump hasn’t gotten rid of them.” So, the same suits who cooked up this race-based scheme are still calling the shots, even under new management.

And here’s where it gets interesting. 

A group of White farmers, fed up with being sidelined, hauled the feds to court, arguing this program was a middle finger to the Equal Protection Clause. The judge was not having it. Slammed the gavel and called it like it is: “an actual constitutional harm that cannot be undone.” The ruling laid it bare: White farmers “will suffer the harm of being excluded from eligibility for that debt relief program solely on the basis of race,” and that’s “irreparable.” 

Then the whistleblower dropped another bomb: even after the court slapped this down, the Biden team kept the discrimination train rolling. White farmers were ghosted again, left out of notifications for a new payment and loan modification program under the Inflation Reduction Act. The USDA, under Tom Vilsack’s watch, apparently thought, “Why stop at one screw-up?” 

The whistleblower said the regime “was trying to keep this hushed because of the obvious implications of race-based loan forgiveness.” When your policy reads like a segregation playbook, you probably don’t want that on the front page. But let's remember, it was the Democrats who have historically been melanin conscious, like they were in the Civil War and held slaves.

So here we are, folks: a government program that picks winners and losers based on skin color, not merit, not need, not fairness. And the cherry on top? The masterminds behind it are still clocking in at the USDA, probably sipping Starbucks coffee and dreaming up the next way to stick it to the Constitution.

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DOGE cuts mucho dinero from US African Development Foundation

The Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) has been sniffing out some serious government waste, and they're not afraid to take a bite out of it. In their latest announcement on X, DOGE revealed they've slashed $51 million from the U.S. African Development Foundation's budget, and the details are juicier than a pineapple in Benin.

Apparently, our tax dollars were being used to fund some real head-scratchers, like $229,296 to market "100% organic shea butter in Burkina Faso" and $239,738 for "marketing pineapple juice in Benin." 

I mean, I love a good smoothie as much as the next guy, but I'm not sure why American taxpayers need to foot the bill for it. And don't get me started on the $246,217 spent on "mango drying facilities in the Ivory Coast" – sounds like a real tropical boondoggle.

But wait, there's more! There's always more.

DOGE also uncovered $99,566 spent on "increasing yogurt production in Uganda," $84,059 for "a business incubator for spa and wellness entrepreneurs in Nigeria," $50,000 to "train farmers how to grow dragon fruit in Senegal," and $48,406 for "a WhatsApp marketing chatbot in Kenya." 

I don't know about you, but I feel so much better knowing my hard-earned money is going toward dragon fruit and WhatsApp bots.

Led by Elon Musk, DOGE is a temporary White House group created by executive order earlier this year. President Trump gave them 18 months to whip the federal government into shape, and they're clearly not messing around. Just last month, they axed 113 contracts worth a cool $4.7 billion, including a $145,000 USDA consulting gig for "Peru climate change activities." 

Adios, amigos!

But the cuts didn't stop there – DOGE also nixed $10 million for "gender equity in the Mexican workplace," $12.2 million for "worker empowerment in South America," and $6.25 million for "improving respect for workers' rights in agricultural supply chains" in Honduras, Guatemala, and El Salvador. Oh, and they've been busy canceling DEI initiatives, consulting contracts, leases for empty federal buildings, and redundant agencies left and right.

As of Monday, DOGE is claiming they've saved us $140 billion – that's about $870 per taxpayer. Not too shabby for a group that's only been around for a few months. Keep sniffing out that waste, DOGE – we salute you! And keep protesting the DOGE's efforts to eliminate waste and fraud--the GOP appreciates your willingness to lose the trust of the normal American people.

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USDA Investigating CA for gener mutilation of kids and hiding gender identity

The US Department of Agriculture is working with the Department of Education in an investigation of California's state law prohibiting school officials from sharing a child's "gender identity" with parents, The Daily Wire reported exclusively.

Secretary of Agriculture Brooke Rollins informed California Governor Gavin Newsom of the move in a letter sent Thursday evening, the outlet reported.

“This is to inform you that, at the direction of President Donald J. Trump, the United States Department of Agriculture is undertaking a review of its research and other education-related funding in California for compliance with the Constitution, federal laws including Titles VI and IX, and the priorities of the Trump Administration,” Rollins wrote.

Rollina tols Newsom that her department will work with other agencies to ensure the sate is in compliance with the U.S. Constitution, federal laws (including Titles VI and IX), as well as the administration's priorities.

The USDA is supporting the DOE’s investigation into the California Department of Education for violations of the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA).

“As the ED reported today, FERPA gives parents the right to access their children’s education records, but the California Department of Education has allegedly abdicated the responsibilities FERPA imposes, due to a new California state law that prohibits school personnel from disclosing records about a child’s ‘gender identity’ to that child’s parent,” Rollins wrote.

Why it's almost as if the state of California wants to be the 'parent' that raises California's children.

“USDA will support ED’s investigation and efforts to vigorously protect parents’ rights and ensure that students do not fall victim to a radical transgender ideology that often leads to family alienation and irreversible medical interventions,” she added, adding: “Similarly, we will be reviewing our federal funding with respect to other related matters under investigation.”

The move comes almost immediately after the Education Department’s Student Privacy Policy Office announced an investigation into the California Department of Education (CDE) for “alleged violations” of FERPA, which “gives parents the right to access their children’s educational data.”

C'mon--what gives parents the right to know what's going on in their child's life? Who do they think they are anyway . . . teachers?

The Education Department said Thursday that CDE has “abdicated the responsibilities FERPA imposes” due to California’s law prohibiting school officials from sharing information about a child’s supposed “gender identity” with parents. 

In a release, the department said that it has reason to believe that numerous local educational agencies in California may be violating FERPA as they socially transition kids in school and hide their activities from parents. While this doesn't constitute the death penalty, it should result in a serious period of incarceration.

Given the number of local educational agencies involved, the Education Department said, it is concerned that CDE is playing a role in the “widespread adoption of these practices.”

“Teachers and school counselors should not be in the business of advising minors entrusted to their care on consequential decisions about their sexual identity and mental health. That responsibility and privilege lies with a parent or trusted loved one,” Secretary of Education Linda McMahon said in a statement on Thursday. “It is not only immoral but also potentially in contradiction with federal law for California schools to hide crucial information about a student’s wellbeing from parents and guardians.”

“The agency launched today’s investigation to vigorously protect parents’ rights and ensure that students do not fall victim to a radical transgender ideology that often leads to family alienation and irreversible medical interventions,” she added.

California schemin' on such a pleasant day.

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