Politico USAID: Maga claims ‘Politico’ received money from USAID: ‘The corruption is endless’

MAGA counts claimed that Politico received fund from USAID.

Maga spokespersons on Wednesday claimed the news company Politico was funded by the US Agency of International Development – the agency that Donald Trump and Elon Musk want to shut down. Conservative commentators such as Beny Johnson, Charlie Kirk at X claimed that no staff at Politico were paid for the first time in a crisis, which they called the “biggest scandal in news media history”.
“Now we are teaching Politico – a” news company ” – which spent the last 10 years trying to destroy the Maga movement was massively funded by USAID. Trump & Elon deleted their financing. Now Politico will go out of operation. Corruption is endless.
“This is the e -mail that Politico sent to all employees yesterday. No one got paid. Politico’s corrupt management owes this on a” error “and not their government’s sauce train to his employees.

What is the truth of this viral claim?

Politico has not yet issued any statement responding to the viral requirement. “Because of what we believe is a technical error, employees did not receive their paychecks as planned. We understand the urgent in this case and sincerely apologize for the inconvenience. Our team works diligently with our system sellers and the bank to identify RPPT cause and implement a solution as soon as possible.
“A bigger newspaper got $ 8 million a year in taxpayers’ money and never once revealed that it is a huge scandal. Politico should not survive this.” Wrote a user on social media.

What happened to USAID

After Elon Musk announced on an X -room that he would recommend closing the agency, Donald Trump said he is also of the opinion that the agency should be closed. State Secretary Marco Rubio has become acting director of USAID, and all employees of the Agency will now be placed on leave by Friday night – including the overseas staff who have been asked to return.
USAID provides humanitarian funds abroad that are recovering from some crises.