Zuckerberg had Democrat operative running his 'nonpartisan' election rigging effort

 Gateway Pundit:

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His name is David Plouffe, and he is best known for serving as campaign manager for Democrat Barack Obama during the 2008 presidential election cycle.

If that was not enough, Plouffe also wrote a book titled “A Citizen’s Guide to Beating Donald Trump.”

Since the initiative was supposed to be nonpartisan, the fact that a member of its leadership team was developing a strategy to take down one of the presidential candidates certainly raises some red flags.

In addition, Bossie said Chan and Zuckerberg wanted to use Plouffe specifically for his strategic mind. Their website listed him as a “strategist in residence.”

The initiative was also connected to Joel Benenson, chief strategist for Democrat Hillary Clinton’s 2016 presidential campaign, Bossie revealed in the film.
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“You know, it’s a little bit abasing to have an organization staffed by rabidly partisan Democrats … the campaign manager for Barack Obama, the chief strategist for Hillary Clinton,” Republican Sen. Ted Cruz of Texas said.

“You think they know how to spend money? You think they know how to target the money for Democratic turnout? You bet they do.”
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There is more.

It was an effort that has had disastrous consequences for the US with the election of Biden who has created serial disasters since being sworn in. 

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