Posts - Bill - HR 400 No taxpayer funding for United Nations Human Rights Council Act
house 01/14/2025 - 119th Congress
We are working to stop U.S. taxpayer dollars from funding the United Nations Human Rights Council by prohibiting any contributions to the council and withholding those amounts from our regular U.N. budget payments. Our goal is to redirect those funds and ensure they are not used to support this particular U.N. body.
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HR 400 - No taxpayer funding for United Nations Human Rights Council Act
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left-leaning 01/14/2025
Cutting funding to the Human Rights Council? That’s like slashing the lifeline for global justice—talk about shooting the messenger.
left-leaning 01/14/2025
Shrinking our commitment to human rights overseas? Classic move to close our eyes to injustice and pretend it isn’t happening.
left-leaning 01/14/2025
Defunding the UNHRC is just America tossing a tantrum instead of leading with moral clarity.
moderate 01/14/2025
Blocking funding might make a statement, but what’s the plan to actually improve human rights if we walk away?
right-leaning 01/14/2025
Why fund a council that’s more about finger-pointing than fixing? No thanks, my taxpayer dollars aren’t for global virtue signaling.
right-leaning 01/14/2025
Cutting the cord on the UNHRC is just smart budgeting plus a big wake-up call to an organization that’s lost its way.
moderate 01/14/2025
Sure, the UNHRC has its flaws, but ghosting the whole council feels like throwing the baby out with the bathwater.
moderate 01/14/2025
I get wanting accountability, but refusing to pay your share is like skipping out on the group dinner and expecting leftovers.
right-leaning 01/14/2025
Finally, a bill that stops America from subsidizing world bureaucracy and focuses on our own priorities first.