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Democrats Raise $13,000 To Help Rebuild Firebombed Republican Office

Democrats Raise $13,000 To Help Rebuild Firebombed Republican Office

After a GOP headquarters was firebombed in North Carolina, a perhaps unlikely group took up a collection to help rebuild: Democrats. A GoFundMe account set up by self-described Democrats quickly raised over $13,000, far past the $10,000 goal. The fundraiser was set up as a token of goodwill during the truly unsettling political climate.

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Many of the donors attached comments to their donations decrying any form of political violence.

The description of the GoFundme:

On October 16, a North Carolina headquarters of the Republican Party was firebombed, and an abhorrent threat was painted on its outside wall

As Democrats, we are starting this campaign to enable the Orange County, North Carolina Republican office to re-open as soon as possible.

Until an investigation is undertaken, we cannot know who did this or why. No matter the result, this is not how Americans resolve their differences. We talk, we argue, sometimes we march, and most of all we vote. We do not resort to violence by individuals or by mobs.

So, let's all pitch in, no matter what your party affiliation, in and get that office open again quickly.

Of course, because this is 2016 America and we cannot have nice things, some took to Twitter to remind people that despite the fact that an office was firebombed, it's still wrong to donate.

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Thankfully, that rhetoric was mostly limited, and people were glad to show a bit of support across the aisle to help rebuild.

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