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Man Who Raised Money For A Children’s Hospital Apologizes For Offensive Tweets At Age 16

Paul Bois
Man Who Raised Money For A Children’s Hospital Apologizes For Offensive Tweets At Age 16
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It seems that the commissars of cancel culture have run out of comedians to embarrass by surfacing old tweets and are now moving on to men who raised over $1 million for a children’s hospital.

Earlier this month, Iowa resident Carson King became a media sensation when “ESPN College GameDay” highlighted him holding a sign that read, “Busch Light supply need replenished. Venmo Carson-King-25.” When his sign went viral, donors poured in all over the country to contribute to the fund. After raising over $1.14 million, King decided to donate the money University of Iowa Stead Family Children’s Hospital.

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