Foglamp Digital:

Truth matters. As a company, we at Foglamp Digital strive to get the facts straight. Unfortunately, despite those efforts, sometimes we get it wrong.
In January 2022, we sent a fundraising email on behalf of the Ashley Ehasz for Congress campaign about Pennsylvania resident, Jim Worthington. The email, and a website linked within the email, stated that Mr. Worthington funded buses from Bucks County, Pennsylvania to the January 6th insurrection at the U.S. Capitol. The email also stated that Mr. Worthington was a major funder of the January 6th insurrection. These statements were false.

Here is the truth. An organization founded by Mr. Worthington sponsored a bus trip for people to attend a separate rally on January 6th in Washington, D.C; not the subsequent attack on the Capitol. Mr. Worthington was not involved in the January 6th insurrection. In fact, he has repeatedly and publicly denounced all acts of violence and vandalism that occurred that day.

We are sorry that Mr. Worthington has had to take legal action to vindicate his good name and reputation. Mr. Worthington deserves to have the record cleared. We apologize to Mr. Worthington and his family for the harm that these statements have caused.

Ashley Ehasz:
I agree with the entirety of Foglamp Digital’s apology. I also owe Mr. Worthington additional and separate apologies for approving the content of the email and website containing the harmful statements about him, and for not correcting the record on a timely basis.