Posted on 04/21/2025 4:48:41 PM PDT by nickcarraway
The left-wing cofounder of a group that received gushing coverage for its efforts to “defund” conservative media will step away from the advocacy organization at the end of next month, The Post can reveal, following a legal challenge and attempts to rebrand in the wake of President Trump’s return to the White House.
Nandini Jammi — whose Check My Ads Institute seeks to yank advertiser funding from right-wing figures and outlets purportedly spreading “disinformation” — announced on her LinkedIn “with enormous pride” that she was “stepping down.” The move comes on the heels of a funding shortfall amid impending legal battles, with a Florida federal judge recently denying Check My Ads’ request to have a defamation lawsuit brought by Rumble thrown out — and the brother of Attorney General Pam Bondi threatening a further defamation case against the group.
“Dear friends, followers and haterz,” Jammi wrote. “When we launched Check My Ads Institute in late 2021, we envisioned a grassroots advocacy organization that would hold the digital advertising industry accountable for running your ads in places you don’t want them, without your knowledge.”
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‘funding shortfall”= USAID cutoff.
Bkmk
Awww. Such a shame.
bingo!
Bingo
Yep.
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