According to the pro-life organization Campaign Life Coalition, Abbotsfordsa国际传媒檚 Grant Abraham, who was running for leadership of the Conservative Party of Canada, is a victim of cancel culture.

Abraham was recently deemed ineligible for the CPC leadership race, but an email shared to his Facebook page from CLC director Jack Fonseca states that they believe Abraham was treated unfairly by the party.

Fonseca said that Abraham met all the requirements, but the CPCsa国际传媒檚 hidden rules sunk his bid.

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Fonseca said that additional fees were added to the $300,000 and that was the reason Abraham was disqualified.

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The email states that Abraham will be appealing the decision based on the sa国际传媒榝alse advertisingsa国际传媒� of the $300,000 fee.

Fonseca said he believes the CPC is discriminating against conservatives who are pro-life, noting that Leslyn Lewis is the only leadership candidate in the running who is pro-life. He said the party was unable to discriminate against Lewis because she already has a significant following and the backlash would be high.

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Abraham hosted a press conference over Zoom on Monday (May 9) and reiterated his insistence that he had raised the proper amount of money and stated that the CPC has been uncooperative during the whole situation.

The News has reached out to Abraham and the CPC for more details, but they have not yet responded.