January 1, Zuckerberg’s Millions, Biden’s Executive Order: Unraveling Election Funding Intrigue

Many Americans have lost faith in our election system, and it’s essential to address the root of the problem. During the pandemic, the system saw expanded absentee voting, mass mail-in voting, ballot harvesting, and a lack of transparency in the chain-of-custody of those ballots. These practices have led to questions and doubt, and it’s crucial to examine who’s behind it all and who’s funding it.

More than half the country has banned private funding in elections, and for good reason. It was reported that billionaire Mark Zuckerberg poured more than $350 million of his own money into the 2020 election through left-wing nonprofit organizations. These private dollars came with conditions, essentially turning into a Democratic get-out-the-vote effort.

The money was strategically directed toward government election offices in key swing states’ big cities, where a majority of the Democratic Party’s voters reside. This funding went toward voter outreach, ballot design and translation, harvesting, curing, and counting operations. The conflict of interest is clear: partisan and private funding went to partisan Democrat organizations and then funneled to public election offices to target Democrat voters.

This new system doesn’t inspire voter confidence, which is why over half the country has now banned private funding in elections. The pandemic was used as justification for these changes, but now we see the continuing drive for this system thanks to a recent executive order from President Joe Biden.

Joe Biden’s executive order, titled “Promoting Access to Voting,” aimed to “promote and defend the right to vote” and directed every government agency to participate. The order involved expanding vote-by-mail and using approved third-party organizations, but with little transparency on how those organizations were chosen. The Foundation for Government Accountability called Biden’s executive order an “unconstitutional taxpayer-funded ‘get out the vote’ effort designed to benefit the president’s political party.”

An oversight project revealed an email regarding a collaboration between an apparent approved third-party and the Department of Agriculture. The third-party nonprofit, Dēmos, has “close ties to the wing of the Democratic Party associated with U.S. Senator Elizabeth Warren and the left-wing progressive movement.” Now it’s working directly with the U.S. government on our elections.

This situation raises questions about the role of big progressive financing in our country’s transformation. Instead of relying on the Tides Foundation, Mark Zuckerberg, or George Soros, the U.S. government now seems to be taking their place, with Uncle Sam’s pockets being deeper than all of them combined.

The unprecedented changes to the way we vote — expanded early and absentee voting, mass mail-in ballots, ballot harvesting — may become the norm under this new system. The focus on mail-in and early voting by leftists and their media surrogates raises even more concerns about the future of America’s electoral system.

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