Thanks to the Democrats and COVID-19, the days of toy shops and happy children may be coming to an end. For many businesses, the Democrats’ answer to the coronavirus has caused them to not only lose customers but to completely fold due to financial strains. Fear is the answer to COVID-19, at least that is what the President-elect is doing hiding in his basement while the economy plummets. Not wanting fear to consume them, a local toy shop sought to end on a high note and get the last laugh against the Democrats.

Like many businesses, Marie Liburdi, owner of Teaching Toys, hasn’t been immune from the pandemic. Over the months, she has seen her bustling store deteriorate to nothing more than a few customers. Not wanting to watch what she worked so hard to build crumble to the fearful Democrats, Liburdi had an idea. Instead of watching her inventory being sold off to the highest bidder, she was going to donate it. But not just to anybody, Liburdi gave her entire toy shop to children fighting cancer.

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Speaking to reporters, Liburdi said, “It’s financial devastation for many small businesses. I don’t know one toy store where kids can’t come in and touch and play and try and use materials…COVID-19 and germs, it’s just a no-win situation.”

Thanks to the fear and overreaction from the Democrats, even Santa Clause has taken a break from the holiday season. From woke Santa telling kids “No” to Santa’s not being able to interact with kids, the Democrats have done what I said they were going to do months ago. They first attacked Thanksgiving as being racist, then they try to cancel it. Now, they are doing the same with Christmas. While American sit in lockdown, the Democrats continues to go on vacation and collect a paycheck as if everything is normal.

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As for the toys being donated to The Bottomless Toy Chest, the executive director, Mickey Guisewite said, “To get these toys at this time is really going to help us not only be able to continue our program but to expand it,”