Cancer culture doesn't just affect comedians and commentators anymore. It also affects

everyday hardworking Americans. How so? It derails their charitable giving.

Take Genie story. For example, Genie did her charitable giving through one of the big

national donor advice fund providers that is until, without a clear reason, it refused

to send her charitable dollars to a conservative nonprofit. You heard me right. They refused

to honor the donors' wishes. She shares her story this way.

Quote, I'm a conservative. I believe America is great despite her imperfections and that

capitalism brings great good to society rather than government. She said, earlier this year,

I continue to see the need to support conservative organizations so I requested another gift from

my donor advice fund and it was, get it? Reject it. That is why I moved to donor stress.

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donor prospectus. Hello, American happy Thursday the second day after the still hanging election

of 2022. That's right Nevada, Arizona, still up for grabs, many seats, including those

in California, including the Los Angeles mayors race are unsettled, unresolved two days after

election. Makes you wonder a little bit about something that poster Scott Rasmussen told

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