Tax-exempt nonprofit censoring leading conservative author

American Thinker ^ | 1 Jun, 2023 | Thomas Lifson

[MtnClimber]

We received the following email from Brian Anderson, editor of the estimable City Journal on the censorship being imposed on author Christopher Rufo, a major writer of important conservative work.. This is alarming, and probably violates the charter of the nonprofit organization DocumentCloud. It represents the exercise of the institutional power of a tax exempt organziation to suppress conservative thinking and writing.

Given the politicization of the IRS, it is probably too much to hope for a serious investigation of the tax exempt status of DocumentCloud. But that would be yet another example of the corrupt politicization of the federal government.

Here is what Mr. Anderson wrote:

Last week, DocumentCloud – a 501c3 dedicated to providing an “open-source platform” for investigative journalists – cancelled our account and our ability to host and publish documents. Their reason for attempting to suppress our speech: Christopher Rufo’s recent work exposing evidence of a child sex-change program at Texas Children’s Hospital. This is the type of story that left-wing media and activist groups don’t want you to read; and it’s exactly why the work of City Journal’s bold journalists is so critical...

[MtnClimber]

The IRS will do nothing.

[joshua c]

oh yes they will

they will audit rufo and anderson

no dissent

resistance is futile

[qaz123]

Liberal cash cows:

Academia

Government jobs

Non-profits

[pas]

All non profits that do anything political violate the rules. We need them to start paying their fair share.

[bobbo666]

That is the purpose of almost all NGO’s — to push a political agenda for control and profit.