Wisconsin Tells Mark Zuckerberg Where To Shove His Zuckerbucks

There’s no need to dive deep into conspiracy theories to say that there was massive cheating in the 2020 presidential election.

Some of the wilder theories have not held up to scrutiny. Claims that automated voting machines were connected to the internet and secretly controlled by anti-American and Deep State operatives in Venezuela and Germany have never been supported.

On the other hand, they were never thoroughly investigated either, so we may never learn more. What we do know was that there were extreme irregularities in Maricopa County, Arizona, Philadelphia, Atlanta and Wisconsin. We also know that many states did not check voter IDs, did not verify signatures on mail-in ballots, and ignored disturbing evidence including the fact that many “mailed” ballots were printed with identical votes and no creases, which means they were never mailed.

Was all of this enough to change the outcome in favor of Biden? We’ll never know.

Democrats who claim the courts in about 20 cases said the election was fair don’t know what they’re talking about. There were about 20 court cases but none of them went to the fairness of the election. Instead, the courts threw out the cases or ruled against plaintiffs on technical grounds such as lack of jurisdiction, lack of standing (meaning the wrong person is complaining), or laches (a doctrine that basically says you waited too long to complain).

The truth is that after Bush v. Gore in 2000, the courts want nothing to do with election cases and used every procedural move in the books to sweep them under the rug.

Even more disturbing was election interference that was perfectly legal but allowed anti-Trump forces to control the outcome. The most notorious of these efforts was conducted by Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg and his wife Priscilla Chan.

In 2020, they funneled $300 million into Wisconsin and other states to “help” the election process. This money went by the name “Zuckerbucks.” Of course, the money was used by Democrats to skew ballot access, poll watching, drop boxes, and mail-in ballots in favor of Democrats.

In preparation for 2024, voters are taking steps to make sure this does not happen again. As reported here, the voters of Wisconsin have just approved a constitutional amendment banning private money from state elections. That’s a big step in the right direction in terms of fair elections. Let’s hope Pennsylvania, Arizona and Georgia are all paying attention.

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