'I Love My Freedom' hawks a bogus cancer cure that was supposedly created by Nazis. It also solicits donations on behalf of the president and Mitch McConnell.
have a history of working with shady entities behind the scenes to make money and push their agendas. The Trump campaign’s business with I Love My Freedom is no exception.By design, its emails look as if they’re sent directly from Trump and his allies, though they’re actually distributed via.
Titled “Trump Health Bombshell,” the email links to a rambling product pitch that touts $67 bottles of “stem cell” pills as “the Holy Grail of aging backwards.” These pills make “cells inside your body become physically younger,” it claims, without offering a shred of scientific evidence.
One such ad features the text “Royal Family Mourns As Tragedy Is Confirmed,” alongside a photo of Meghan Markle, the Duchess of Sussex. Clicking on it leads to a website mimicking USA Today that raves about a skincare line, which it falsely claims Markle launched. Another, bearing the headline “[BREAKING NEWS] Prayers Go Out to Oprah Winfrey,” links to a bogus news site peddling a “Brain Booster” supplement, which it brazenly says is responsible for Winfrey’s career success.
All were paid for by the NRCC, NRSC, McConnell Senate Committee or the Trump Make America Great Again Committee. Only the NRCC responded to a request for comment. I Love My Freedom uses clickbait Facebook ads to harvest people's emails, then subscribes them to its newsletter.
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