Update on stolen domain

By John Labriola - I wanted to take this opportunity to express my sincere thanks to the many generous supporters who have donated on GiveSendGo following my Feb. 6 request for financial help in our fight to take back our stolen domain.

As the liberal Citrus County Chronicle gleefully reported last month, a local Democrat activist stole the Citrus Crusader domain name to start a website which she's using to sell T-shirts promoting the LGBT agenda, abortion, and the Biden campaign – basically everything we're against. 

I've been speaking with a local attorney about taking our case to an arbitrator to stop this woman from fraudulently using the Citrus Crusader domain and name to enrich herself while pushing her leftist agenda. The great news is that in the less than two weeks since launching our GiveSendGo fundraising page, we've already raised over $1,300 toward our $7,500 goal! That goes a long way toward getting the process started, so thank you again to everyone who gave!

I started the Citrus Crusader blog and enewsletter two years ago with a mission to expose and defeat the liberal and RINO elites who are threatening our way of life by pushing overdevelopment, woke sexual identity politics in our libraries and tourism bureau, and high taxes and spending. The only way to preserve our county's small-town conservative Christian character is to ensure that residents remain informed and mobilized so they can fight back, and that's what I intend to continue doing, regardless of this latest attack. 

If you haven't visited our fundraising page yet and would like to make a donation, please go to GiveSendGo.com/RealCitrusCrusader.

Thanks again for helping save the real Citrus Crusader! 

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