Last month, news broke that Chase Bank had blocked a conservative coffee business from using their WePay system or withdrawing funds due to their support of former president.

The move left the small, online brand of "Covfefe Coffee" unable to accept payments except through PayPal. No reason was given other than the assumption that they aligned with half of the entire nation in supporting a political candidate that the banks, Big Tech, and Wall Street didn't like.

"The social credit system that is talked about in China, which conservatives say one day it's coming here, no. We already have it," said the company.

Since Chase's draconian, cancel-culture move, I'm happy to report that Covfefe Coffee's revenue has rocketed to the moon, with nearly an 8,000% increase in sales this last month.

Here's what the company had to say:

"It's not easy doing this kind of business after we've been canceled by one of the biggest banks in America. We thank everyone for their patience, their flexibility, and their support, and we're going to fight these growing pains and keep growing with your support and scale until we're bigger than Starbucks. Please forgive us for not having the manpower of Jeff Bezos and Amazon, but know that we're a small team of patriotic Trump supporters doing our best to compete with the corporations who hate all conservatives."

The retailer will be donating some of the proceeds to Chris Rufo of the Discovery Institute, who's done an amazing job outlining how Marxist racial theory is infiltrating schools, as well as Look Ahead America, which is facing legal action over their reporting on alleged election fraud.

Here was the concluding thought from a spokesman for the company:

"Fear God, not Chase Bank."