It looks like CBC News can’t quit the Freedom Convoy just like CNN can’t quit Donald Trump. “Journalists” jumped right on that list of Freedom Convoy donors that was hacked from the GiveSendGo website and spent days calling people on the list, noting that some of the responses were “aggressive.”
CBC News is still playing around with that hacked donors list and has cross-referenced American donors to the Freedom Convoy to people who’ve donated to Republican candidates, the Republican Party, or Donald Trump. The result is that half of the top 200 American donors had also donated to Republicans, which means that half didn’t. Sounds like a story.
Half of the 200 top American donors to the protest convoy have names matching those of donors to Republicans and former president Donald Trump. https://t.co/9kmib4LlT8
— CBC News (@CBCNews) March 3, 2022
CBC News reports:
A search of the U.S. Federal Election Commission (FEC) campaign finance database for 200 of the top American donations to GiveSendGo’s convoy crowdfunding campaign shows that 50 per cent of those donors have names and zip codes matching those of people who have donated in the past to the Republican Party, one of its political action committees or Republican candidates.
The names and zip codes of half of those Republican donors — about a quarter of the 200 convoy donors — match those of people who have donated directly to one of Trump’s campaigns or to one of the fundraising bodies that support him, like Save America or Bikers for the President.
And?
So?
— Patrick Gambles (@GamblesPatrick) March 3, 2022
And the other half?
— Ron (@pultyn_pl) March 3, 2022
What about the other half?
Everyone knows the u.s. is basically divided at nearly 50% politically
What an irresponsibly written headline
— Intelligent Zombie 🇨🇦 (@Jaydoublya) March 3, 2022
Great Journalism CBC 🙄
— Joe Hawkins (@JoeHawk373) March 3, 2022
— catie lord (@tudsgrl) March 3, 2022
Okay, and?
— Anthony 🏁 (@ant_iuculano) March 3, 2022
The horror
— Andy French (@unrulycanadian) March 3, 2022
Who cares. Move on
— SC (@justsuitit) March 3, 2022
https://twitter.com/BarryDeen/status/1499423594547396611
https://twitter.com/hawt_dogg/status/1499410552350666754
So what?
— Lynda Kehoe (@LyndaKehoe2) March 3, 2022
I still don't think its wrong to donate money to a protest movement in a democratic society
— DJFS (@revdanieljfsmi1) March 3, 2022
Where and how did you get that list? I’m sure it was all done legally and above board…
— TOO OLD FOR THIS (@TOOOLDFORWHAT) March 3, 2022
The final gasp of a dying print industry.
— Tyrique (@Theetyrique) March 3, 2022
— Joe Friday (@saintdenispaul) March 3, 2022
So…….are you saying you aren't ready for Trump 2024. It's going to be so glorious. Midterms are going to fun too!
— Zander Hemingway (@HemingwayZander) March 3, 2022
Yeah. Those are real Americans who want to preserve their freedom.
— Parallel Freedom Society Foundation (@andrewroudny) March 3, 2022
And Canadians’ freedom.
Those who want freedom will stick together. These people are on the right side of things.
— Shayna (@Shayna620) March 3, 2022
Let. It. Go.
— Laura Porterfield (@LEPorterfield) March 3, 2022
https://twitter.com/PopASquatttt/status/1499437792681734148
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and his supporters so wanted the Freedom Convoy to turn into their January 6, but instead, it was families and bouncy castles. If they can tie the donors to Trump, maybe they can finally make that stretch.
Related:
Ezra Levant: CBC is digging through hacked list of GiveSendGo donors to #FreedomConvoy in order to intimidate donors on Justin Trudeau’s behalf https://t.co/H4cK8uCNCJ
— Twitchy Team (@TwitchyTeam) February 15, 2022
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