PayPal Says "Misinformation" Policy Was An Error | Dana Loesch

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Dana breaks down PayPal's terms, fining users $2,500 if they promote "misinformation." PayPal later walked back the statement and confirmed that users would not be penalized for "misinformation" and that the previous policy was based on an error.
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