WALSH: A Man Raised Money For Sick Kids, So Journalists Went Through His Old Tweets To Humiliate Him. This Is Psychotic.
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WALSH: A Man Raised Money For Sick Kids, So Journalists Went Through His Old Tweets To Humiliate Him. This Is Psychotic.

Matt Walsh

If anyone is still somehow confused about why an increasing segment of the American public loathes the media with the fiery passion of a billion supergiant suns, look no further than the story of Carson King.

As The Daily Wire reported earlier, King became a local hero in Iowa and a nationwide viral sensation when he showed up to a college football game with a sign that said, “Busch Light supply need replenished. Venmo Carson-King-25.” The ingenious ploy paid dividends. People from all across the nation contributed to the beer fund until King had amassed over a million dollars in donations. Rather than invest all of that money in booze, King opted to donate it to a children’s hospital in the state. It was the perfect human interest story — starting humorously with the funny sign and turning inspirational and heartwarming with King’s generous act.

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