Breaking News January 6th Stop the Steal Rally & Capitol Breaching/Storming

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Jim Worthington, a local gym owner and Republican Campaign donor in Pennsylvania, has brought a series of lawsuits against both Democratic Candidates and the Progressive Political Action Group MoveOn.Org after the latter allegedly smeared him as a financial backer of the "insurrection" on January 6th and using his name and likeness on campaign materials as well as defaming his character in public speeches.

Human Events said:
During the meeting, Ehasz argued against Worthington’s right to host such an event, alleging that he “has shown he is not a responsible or trustworthy host of such a gun show” because he “spent thousands of dollars to bus 200 people to attend the January 6th rally in Washington D.C.,” adding that “the FBI even showed up at his house.”

“His flippant and dangerous support of the lies about the election, lies which endangered law enforcement, show he cannot be trusted to host an event with deadly weapons in our community,” said Ehasz.

Video of these allegedly defamatory remarks was then used to solicit campaign donations for Ehasz via ActBlue. The ad claimed that “Jim ‘Stop the Steal’ Worthington” was “a major funder of buses from Bucks County to the January 6 insurrection at the U.S. Capitol,” an assertion that Worthington calls out as “false and defamatory,” noting that it was published alongside an “Ashley Ehasz for Congress” logo and a photo of Ehasz. A later-sent campaign email with similar language included a link to the ActBlue donation page, and went so far as to call Worthington a “supporter of the January 6 insurrection.”

Worthington’s complaint notes that “despite public reports on Worthington’s non-involvement in any criminality or misconduct on January 6, 2021 in Washington, D.C.” and Worthington’s repeated denouncement of the violence that occurred Ehasz “cynically co-opted” several “false and defamatory accusations in undertaking a vicious campaign to maliciously and falsely accuse Worthington of committing federal felonies and crimes of violence.”

“Ehasz’s publication falsely states or implies that Worthington funded busloads of people to travel interstate to participate in criminal acts, including insurrection and rebellion,” the complaint alleges.

“These statements are not only false, they represent a parasitic attempt by a novice politician to bolster her profile and fill her campaign coffers by attacking not her election opponent, but rather by again falsely maligning the good reputation of a private citizen for her own self-interest.”
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The Democratic Candidate in question is Ashley Ehasz, a military veteran and hip youngish person who likes dropping F-Bombs because she's relatable and hip.

MoveOn.org Employees, once they realized they were facing litigation from the people they allegedly defamed publicly and repeatedly, set up a GoFundMe to raise funds to “defray the legal costs to defend against this assault on Democracy.”

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Dem Congressional Candidate Sued for Campaign Ad Smearing Private Citizen as Insurrectionist

A Democratic congressional candidate is being sued for defamation after her campaign ad suggested that a local business owner was guilty of funding and supporting “insurrection” in relation to January 6, 2021.
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