The Guardian Defense Fund, Inc. is an Idaho not for profit corporation that is tax-exempt under § 501(c)(4). The mission of The Guardian Defense Fund is to defend and advocate for free and fair elections, and educating the public on laws and policies affecting censorship in technology platforms.
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First Project:
The first project that the Guardian Defense Fund has undertaken its litigation to fight back against the weaponization of the “free press” and political process by holding Arizona Democrat Legislators, news media, and social media accountable for advancing malicious, defamatory and fallacious allegations that Representative Mark Finchem, Electoral College Elector Anthony Kern, Congressman Paul Gosar, and others engaged in criminal activities on January 6, 2020 at the United States Capitol.
In the unlikely event that any criminal investigation or charges are brought as a result of these malicious and defamatory allegations, the Fund will underwrite the defense of those charges. The Fund will also underwrite the defense of Representative Finchem against an equally malicious, defamatory and fallacious ethics complaint filed against him by certain Arizona Democrat Legislators.
To date, the Guardian Defense Fund has already underwritten $200,000 in legal fees for the ongoing casework. Since this action was not directly related to the campaigns of either candidate, the legal debt is the personal responsibility of each of the plaintiffs.
Further, as yet unknown costs are anticipated as the case is now in the Arizona Supreme Court under case number 23-939.
In the unlikely event that any criminal investigation or charges are brought as a result of these malicious and defamatory allegations, the Fund will underwrite the defense of those charges. The Fund will also underwrite the defense of Representative Finchem against an equally malicious, defamatory and fallacious ethics complaint filed against him by certain Arizona Democrat Legislators.
To date, the Guardian Defense Fund has already underwritten $200,000 in legal fees for the ongoing casework. Since this action was not directly related to the campaigns of either candidate, the legal debt is the personal responsibility of each of the plaintiffs.
Further, as yet unknown costs are anticipated as the case is now in the Arizona Supreme Court under case number 23-939.