HOW ZUCK BOUGHT THE 2020 ELECTION
Written by Peter Boykin on January 2, 2022
HOW ZUCK BOUGHT THE 2020 ELECTION
A vote-generating group funded mostly by Facebook’s Mark Zuckerberg dumped money in eight swing states in 2020, with 90% of the funding going to boost turnout in Democrat counties in the 2020 election.
https://rumble.com/vrv98v-how-zuck-bought-the-2020-election.html
Here’s how the money breaks down: Zuckerberg’s ‘Center for Tech and Civic Life’ spent $144 million to boost voter turnout in the 2020 election. Here’s where it went:
$130 million went to Democratic counties
$14 million to Republican counties
Let me repeat: 90% of Zuck’s funding went to boosting DEMOCRAT turnout. This money was spent primarily in Wisconsin, but also went to Georgia, Minnesota, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Florida, Nevada, Texas, and New York.
Rep. Claudia Tenney, co-chairwoman of the House Election Integrity Caucus, said: “After reviewing their IRS Form 990, which I requested months ago, we know the group gave overwhelmingly to Democrat-leaning counties to drive up voter turnout there. This provided Democrats with a clear advantage over Republicans, and now we have the evidence to show the extent of this partisan exercise.”
Tenney continued: “CTCL’s one-sided distribution of private dollars directly to election agencies without any accountability completely bypassed state and local governments and undermined the fairness and integrity of our elections. It should not have happened.”
It shouldn’t be forgotten that Trump faced severe censorship from big tech during the 2020 election – from Zuckerberg’s Facebook as well as Twitter and YouTube.
[Source: Washington Examiner]
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