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Facebook appears to have a problem with conservative singer-songwriter John Ondrasik's new song hitting Biden admin over Afghanistan

Recently, “Five for Fighting’s” John Ondrasik unveiled his latest song, “Blood on My Hands,” which goes after the Biden administration for their colossal, deadly disaster in Afghanistan.

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Well, apparently Facebook doesn’t appreciate the great tradition. At least not when Democrats are the target:

https://twitter.com/johnondrasik/status/1437797527122681861

We don’t know about the rest of you, but we’d very much like to know what Facebook found so noncompliant about Ondrasik’s ad.

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Update:

Looks like all’s well, at least for now:

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