USAID resources have repeatedly been diverted or stolen to benefit terrorist groups and enemies of the United States. Abdul El-Sayed’s campaign argument that American tax dollars should come home and stop being spent abroad was a bald-faced lie. His opposition to American power projection isn’t about principled isolationism or refocusing on domestic issues. It’s about hostility to American power as such. He’ll support sending taxpayer dollars abroad through programs with documented records of exploitation by Islamists hellbent on killing our soldiers and other anti-American kleptocrats, while opposing other forms of it that allow our allies to buy American-produced weapons to fight our shared enemies. Mike Rogers was right to warn that the Senator-elect would be more focused on the interests of extremists throughout the Third World than those of working people in Michigan.