It was less than an hour after recording my latest Truth Watch Radio podcast that the Democrat Party validated what I was speaking against. The Dissolute Dems had Sara Imam, a survivor of the Parkland school shooting, affix her name to a fundraising email they sent out.
Of course the Dems didn't completely show their slip in the email. They masquerade their true intentions by having you commit to vote, and once you click on the button, you must leave your name, address, and phone number. You must do that to commit. Notice, (by clinking on the picture below) the not-s0-fine print above the form (right below the sentence that begins "Be one of the first people...):
When you give out your phone number, you are agreeing "to receive call to that number from the DNC and each of the individual state parties."
What are the chances those calls and texts are going to be fundraising efforts? I'd say 100%.
Of course, the Dems will counter with a false moral equivalency by saying the NRA is fundraising off of the Parkland shootings. However, when you barely scratch the surface of their emails, it is in response to the Dems once again using a shooting tragedy to make a grab for our guns.
The NRA is being blamed for this shooting. All the NRA does is defend our 2nd Amendment Rights. The NRA is accused of owning politicians, but what does the Truth reveal? As Rush Limbaugh spoke of on his Thursday show, the NRA pales in comparison to the labor unions.
It is shameful how the Democrats are once again exploiting and implementing victimhood to hide behind their true agenda: fundraising and trampling on more of our individual liberties.
Below are the three pages of the email I received from the Democrat National Committee (It says there are four pages, but one printed out blank). You can decide how you feel about this whole episode.
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