Here’s a thing that’s really cool about living in this country: If a majority of us agree to spend money on a thing, we can collect money for that thing and then spend it. It’s called taxation and appropriations, and the U.S. Constitution talks all about it, and assigns some responsibility to our elected officials to do that thing.
However, the United States Constitution does not have any provisions for ridiculous GoFundMe campaigns to pay for racist ridiculous walls, no matter how hard right-wing scammers may wish it to be so. So far, Brian Kolfage’s “We the People Will Fund The Wall” scam campaign has raised over $10 million out of their $1 billion goal, thanks to some good old-fashioned amplification on Fox News and other right-wing outlets.
Leaving aside campaign founder Brian Kolfage’s sketchy dance with Facebook propaganda pages for a minute, his whole pitch reveals just how big of a scam this GoFundMe campaign really is.
https://crooksandliars.com/2018/12/heres-why-gofundme-stupid-wall-scam
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