One agency went as far as accusing Trump of breaking into their offices but fail to realize he is the president!
The Trump administration has taken decisive steps to reform the U.S. Institute of Peace (USIP)—an agency that has long operated with taxpayer dollars but resisted oversight. By removing entrenched board members and installing new leadership, President Trump is ensuring that American interests, not bureaucratic inefficiency, dictate foreign assistance policies.
✅ What Happened?
- USIP leadership was replaced to align with Trump’s America First policies.
- The Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) secured access to the agency’s headquarters, ensuring compliance with executive orders.
- Kenneth Jackson was appointed as acting president following the dismissal of former CEO George Moose.
- The restructuring is part of a larger effort to cut wasteful spending and improve oversight of federally funded organizations.
Why This Matters for American Taxpayers
For too long, unelected bureaucrats have directed billions in taxpayer dollars to overseas projects with little transparency. USIP, which claims to be independent, still relies on government funding and has close ties to agencies like the Department of Defense.
🔴 The Trump administration’s action ensures:
✔ More transparency in how USIP spends taxpayer money
✔ Stronger alignment with America’s national security interests
✔ Reduced influence of career bureaucrats who oppose executive authority
White House spokesperson Anna Kelly stated:
“Out of control bureaucrats are not going to be allowed to hold agencies hostage. The Trump administration is going to enforce Trump’s executive authority and guarantee agencies remain accountable to Americans.”
USIP’s Resistance to Reform
Despite the clear legal authority behind these changes, some USIP officials attempted to resist. On Monday, government efficiency personnel entered the building after initial pushback. According to reports:
🚨 USIP security tried to block the transition—but federal authorities ensured the lawful restructuring proceeded.
🚨 Former CEO George Moose condemned the move, but legal experts say the administration acted well within its authority.
🚨 USIP leadership had already been warned about the need for compliance under the February 19 executive order.
👉 Do you think it’s time for more oversight on government-funded agencies?
Trump Delivers on His Promise: Government Accountability First
This move is part of President Trump’s larger strategy to cut government waste and eliminate inefficiency across federal agencies:
✅ USAID and the Department of Education are also being reformed to eliminate unnecessary spending.
✅ Foreign aid programs are being reevaluated to prioritize America’s national security and economic interests.
✅ The White House is putting America first—ensuring that government agencies operate efficiently and transparently.
Moose and his allies are already hinting at legal action, but with the executive order in place, the administration’s position remains strong.
👉 What do you think? Should more agencies face similar reforms?
Final Thoughts: A Win for the American People
This bold move by President Trump’s administration is a huge victory for taxpayers, government accountability, and national security. No longer will agencies like USIP operate in the shadows—Americans deserve transparency and results.
💬 Do you support these efforts to cut government waste?