Remember: Abusing IRS Laws Regarding Non-Partisan Charities, Mark Zuckerberg Poured $350 Million Into Effort to Turn Out the (Extremely Democrat) Urban Vote

Strange that Mark Zuckerberg wasn't interested in promoting voting everywhere. Just in Democrat-controlled precincts.

Few are yet fully aware of the direct impact Facebook and its founder had on the farce that was our 2020 electoral process.

In the months leading up to November 3, tens of millions of dollars flooded into key urban areas in battleground states that had the power to, and in fact did, determine the outcome of the 2020 presidential election and some U.S. Senate races. This effort was conducted by an Internal Revenue Service-approved 501(c)(3) nonprofit that is barred under IRS regulations from explicitly providing support--financial or otherwise—to advance the agenda of one political party over another.

This particular nonprofit is the Center for Technology and Civic Life (CTCL), run by progressives formerly associated with the New Organizing Institute. While the nonprofit typically had been operating on a budget of just over $1 million, inl 2020 Mark Zuckerberg and his wife contributed $350 million to the CTCL as part of the Zuckerbergs' overall strategy to promote "safe elections."

But this wasn't about "safe elections" at all. It was Big Tech doing the big rig--using private, charitable donations to dictate to city and county election officials how to "manage" their elections. This Zuckerberg effort, according to a report by the Amistad Project, is "contrary to both federal law and state election plans endorsed and developed by state legislatures with authority granted by the United States Constitution."

So the Tech Trillionaires not only rigged the election by blocking negative stories about Biden, but they straight-up bought votes. Or, more accurately: They bought " " " votes. " " "

And I'm sure the government they bought for themselves will impartially consider these mega-monopolies' status under the antitrust laws.

posted by Ace at 01:58 PM

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