AIPAC Responds To Matt Gaetz’s Allegations About Donors Scanning QR Code On Name Badges To Make Donations

The American Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC) responded to allegations by former Congressman Matt Gaetz that donors could make donations at a “reception” by scanning a QR code on someone’s name badge.

“That Is So Freaking Weird” – Matt Gaetz Describes Experience Where He Says Donors Could Scan Name Badge With QR Code At “AIPAC Reception”

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“The accusation about our fundraisers is, of course, a lie. Barcodes are on name badges for security reasons, not fundraising, and are scanned for that purpose. Maybe @mattgaetz was confused because he wanted people to scan his barcode, and they didn’t even want to talk to him,” AIPAC wrote.

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