COVID spending was allocated to handouts and special interests instead of health

Between 2020 and 2022, $7.5 trillion was authorized for COVID spending, but nearly 90% of it went to handouts and crony payments rather than health-related expenditures. The institutional left, which includes organizations supporting the Democratic party, received a significant portion of these funds. This funding resulted in various welfare expansions, cash handouts, and subsidies for special interests, ranging from green projects to government-funded nonprofits focused on issues like LGBT, diversity, and sustainability. The limited amount spent on public health raises questions about the effectiveness and transparency of the allocation of COVID funds.