Staff Reports
In a stunning move that has globalists reaching for their smelling salts, former President Donald Trump made headlines by officially withdrawing the United States from the World Health Organization (WHO). This decision, announced from the hallowed halls of the Oval Office, reflects Trump’s long-standing belief that the WHO operates more like a puppet controlled by China than a reputable health organization.
Back in 2020, Trump took a bold stand against the WHO, claiming the group was far too cozy with the Chinese regime—an accusation many see as an understatement given the WHO’s handling of the COVID-19 pandemic. According to Trump, while countries like China were paying mere pocket change—around $39 million— the U.S. was shelling out a whopping $500 million. With such a lopsided financial arrangement, is it any wonder he decided it was time to bail? It seems Trump wasn’t just balancing the budget; he was aiming to deflate what he deemed the WHO’s inflated influence.
Fast forward to the present, and Trump has once again taken the reins. Despite Biden’s return to the WHO—and his willingness to keep splurging American taxpayer dollars on an organization that many believe is still under Chinese thumb—Trump’s strategy reflects a significant rejection of the globalist agenda. The former president has consistently argued that the WHO needs real reform, not just a change of leadership. He’s not shy about expressing that the American people deserve better than a system that allows for such easy manipulation and ineffectiveness.
Trump Signs Executive Order to Withdraw from World Health Organization
https://t.co/QMO0TaYVlY— Townhall.com (@townhallcom) January 21, 2025
In a true triumph of logic, Trump emphasized that while myriads of bureaucrats operate under the WHO’s aegis, the actual effectiveness of the organization has been dismal at best. He made it clear that instead of playing along with a group that seems oblivious to accountability, the United States should invest in global health initiatives independently. Why send millions into the WHO black hole when those resources could go directly to vetted global health projects?
For those watching the ongoing tug-of-war over America’s role in international organizations, Trump’s latest move signals not just a departure from the WHO, but a broader rejection of the endless cycle of globalism that seems intent on draining the U.S. financially and politically. With every critique he levels against the WHO, Trump underscores a critical point: it’s time to put American interests first and stop being the world’s health fairies while the real culprits continue to undermine global health and safety.
