Zuckerberg Rigged 2020 Election, Says Wisconsin Special Council Investigator

Wisconsin should weigh decertifying vote; Republican-hired investigator says- MADISON, Wis. - The Republican-hired investigator of Wisconsin’s 2020 election testified Tuesday that the state Legislature should "take a very hard look at the option of decertification of the 2020" presidential election. - Special Counsel: Zuckerberg Money "Took Over The Election" In 2020 In Green Bay, Wisconsin.

Michael Gableman, a former state Supreme Court justice tasked by Wisconsin Republican legislators to investigate the 2020 election, talked to Tucker Carlson of FOX News about the role he says money from Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg and staffers in an Obama campaign office played in the process of administering the election in five cities in Wisconsin. A final report from him is expected in April.

MICHAEL GABLEMAN: I expected to find a heavy influence of Zuckerberg money that came into Wisconsin and affected our elections, especially in our five biggest cities in the state: Milwaukee, Madison, Green Bay, Kenosha, Racine. I expected there would be an influence but I'm shocked at how deeply, and this is their word, "Embedded" the private Zuckerberg agents or employees came in actually administering the elections in those cities, to one degree or another. In some cities, they took over the election. Green Bay is an example.

[The mayor] facilitated the takeover of a public election by private partisan interest groups who were set in motion by Mark Zuckerberg and guided by the political goals of David Plouffe, one of the two top political advisors to Barack Obama, who wrote the book, "The Citizen's Guide To Defeating Donald Trump."

David Plouffe wrote in the New York Times a few days after Donald Trump won the presidency, November 11, 2016, David Plouffe told the New York Times that the reason Hillary Clinton lost is she didn't spend enough tie in states like Wisconsin and she didn't do enough to turn out the African American vote.

The research shows us African Americans tend to vote about 86% Democrat. David Plouffe was a man on a mission and he wasn't about to let that mistake happen when it came to fulfilling his dream of beating Donald Trump.

He then was the midwife for $330 million of Mark Zuckerberg's money, and David Plouffe took that money and delivered it to this entity called CTCL, Center for Tech and Civic Life, staffed with people who literally within a few weeks of taking a hand in administering elections in Wisconsin, taking over the public task, the public role of administering public elections, the leader of this Center for Tech and Civic Life had just finished her two year Obama fellowship.

She didn't have far to move, Tucker, after she graduated from that program because the headquarters for CTCL, whose headquarters are right in downtown Chicago in the very office that was Barack Obama's campaign office.

TUCKER CARLSON: Wait a second! I thought that the Zuckerberg effort of more than a quarter-billion dollars was designed to safeguard our elections from Covid.

MICHAEL GABLEMAN: That's why I call it a bait and switch.