Thursday, 4 June 2020

After Biden Team Bails Out Rioters – Trump Team Counters, Raises Thousands To Rebuild

You’ve probably heard by now: a few days ago, we learned that “at least 13 campaign staff members” for presidential hopeful Joe Biden contributed to the Minnesota Freedom Fund.
Why is that important? Because that
Well, Donald Trump’s campaign people are getting into the action, too.
But the difference is this — instead of helping those who break the law, they’re helping the victims.
When a Minneapolis firefighter lost his bar to violent rioters last week, Trump’s team stepped up!
Via The Daily Wire:
Responding to the fact that Minneapolis firefighter Korboi ‘KB’ Balla spent his entire life savings into opening a bar that violent rioters destroyed last week, at least 24 Trump campaign staffers donated to a GoFundMe page that was opened up to help Balla get his business back…
Now THAT’S what we should be doing!
We should helping the innocent people who have been hurt by the unfortunate uprising. We shouldn’t be rescuing those who’ve contributed to the problem.
Trump campaign manager Brad Parscale drove donations for Balla’s GoFundMe:
Feel bad for Korboi Balla. This country is about making your dreams come true.
Before he could open his bar, rioters destroyed it.
I just donated to his GoFundMe page.
Korboi, hope you make an even better sports bar!https://www.gofundme.com/f/scores-bar-mpls-riot-rebuild?utm_source=customer&utm_campaign=p_cp+share-sheet&utm_medium=copy_link-tip … https://twitter.com/YoungDems4Trump/status/1266248148848013313 …
Scores Sports Bar Mpls Rebuild organized by Korboi Balla
Scores Sports Bar was set for a grand opening this spring but when COVID-19 hit that was p… Korboi Balla needs your support for Scores Sports Bar Mpls Rebuild
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So sad. This poor business owner lost everything due to the #MinneapolisRiot
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Here’s another important point: Balla’s business could’ve been in trouble even before the riots hit.
The forced closures due to the coronavirus pandemic must’ve put a strain on his bar. Then just when he’s allowed to reopen, rioters thoughtlessly wreck the place!