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PayPal suspends donations to volunteer ‘Rangers’ providing armed security during Arizona audit

April 24, 2021

A group of volunteer law enforcement officers is helping to provide extra security during the Arizona audit. The citizen’s group, the “Arizona Rangers” is a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit, which traces its roots back to the 1880s.

The Rangers are armed uniformed volunteer law enforcement officers, who provide additional manpower when requested by local, state, or federal authorities.

In recent days, the Rangers have helped supplement the security at the Veterans Memorial Coliseum as volunteers count by hand over two million ballots. To help cover the costs of providing four to six weeks of security, the Rangers asked for donations. But after receiving a spur of contributions, PayPal abruptly blocked the processing of donations to the Rangers, the group tweeted.

After being suspended by PayPay, a GoFundMe page was established for the Rangers. The page raised a whopping $35,000 in under 20 hours, with a goal of $50,000.

Security for the recount site remains paramount as President Trump pointed out today. Trump released a statement calling for Arizona Governor Doug Ducey to beef up security amid concerns that radical-leftists may attempt to disrupt the recount.

You can donate to the Arizona Rangers by clicking here.

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16 replies »

  1. By their restriction we are to assume PayPal supports election fraud. Since PayPal is for stealing elections I will withdraw any connection I may have with PayPal, since I am 100% for election integrity.

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  3. PAY ENEMY will not be enjoying my money much longer I WILL STOP ALL BUSINESS

  4. These companies are shooting themselves in the foot. Bending over backwards to show how dumb they are and how many stupid policies they can support.

  5. From the John Wayne movie “Comancheros” – You are a member of the finest group of underpaid men in the world. He was referring to the Texas Rangers. The Arizona Rangers look like they will be equally talented, disrespected and underpaid. May God look after them.

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  7. My original message did not post yesterday. I donated via PayPal yesterday. If PayPal did shut down, it’s back up. Can you find out if it’s true that they shut them down?

  8. Is this legal? Can business pick a side on an issue and prevent people on the opposite side from using its services? Isn’t there some sort of “duty to serve” mandate for a business?

  9. I worked with rangers on security for an public event for several years. Good group of guys and gals who tried to carry on the tradions of the rangers from the1800s. Honest group that is non partisan in my opinion.

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