Deborah Leigh, a longtime conservative activist and troop supporter in Studio City, and a good friend, just this week lost her roommate of 23 years without warning to congestive heart failure. Deborah is now facing serious financial difficulties with her rent and other prior emergency expenses. (People who’ve read her comments at Tim Blair and the Freep know she spent several months in the clutches of the VA with kidney failure).
To that end, I am donating all proceeds from my online store, Eagle Prints, to Deborah until such time as she is back on her feet. I invite you to visit there and chip in to help out someone who’s been fighting for you for nearly eight years now. I hope you see something you like.
There’s some nice extremistwear over there. I mean, it’s not Che Guevara, but whatever.
Comment by Great Mencken's Ghost! on 6/14 @ 9:28 am #
Thank you, Dan.
Comment by the other Ken on 6/15 @ 7:10 am #
“Democrats get their asses kicked by girls who wear glasses.”
Kinda catchy, really…
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Comment by Cynthia Yockey, A Conservative Lesbian on 6/15 @ 7:10 pm #
Dan,
I also left this comment at Three Beers, where someone wanted to know how to send Deborah money directly — maybe you could add her e-mail address for PayPal to your post:
The steps are as follows:
1. Deborah signs up for a PayPal account, which is free.
2. If you do not have a PayPal account, sign up.
3. Deborah makes available the e-mail address she designated in her PayPal account for receiving money.
4. You logon to your PayPal account, click the tab for “Send money,” and enter her e-mail address and the amount of money you want to send.
5. PayPal notifies Deborah that money has been sent to her. She can then log onto PayPal and transfer the money to her bank account.
She can create a special free e-mail account for this at Google, or wherever, if she doesn’t want her primary e-mail address to be published.
Cynthia Yockey
Comment by Dan Collins on 6/15 @ 7:11 pm #
Thanks very much, Cynthia.