Source, please.
Further, do you have ANY evidence that those funds were used for any voter fraud, were directed for any voter fraud, came with any quid quo pro to benefit Biden, or take any votes from Trump? Any communication indicating as much, any thing?
Of course not. You have nothing.
Do you have any evidence that the Center for Tech and Civic Life and Center for Election Innovation and Research committed any voter fraud, required any voter fraud, made any agreement with any election board, county or precinct to aid Biden or take votes from Trump?
Of course not. You have nothing.
You have story that you've made up from nothing, that you can't support factually. That's not 'circumstantial evidence'. That's called creative writing.
Are you starting to see why your ilk had a PERFECT record of failure in court?
Digging, you say?
"On December 15, 2021, CTCL issued a final report on their 2020 grant program and published a copy of the Form 990 that the group filed with the IRS. The form covered activity from February 1, 2020, to January 31, 2021, and revealed that the group paid out $332,090,669 in grants during that period.[8] The group said it distributed grants to nearly 2,500 U.S. election departments in 49 states.
Ballotpedia: The Encyclopedia of American Politics
ballotpedia.org
So since you claim to have done some 'digging', you know this already.
Meaning you willingly and intentionally lied to us about where the grant money was going. Because you knew the truth would obliterate your silly narrative. And because you don't actually have any evidence of any voting fraud commited by any of the non-profits that Zuckerberg donated to to distribute funds.
You have a story you made up backed by nothing.
And you lied to try and keep that story from collapsing. So much for 'circumstantial evidence'. Turns out, its just baseless speculation backed by your own lies. Try again.
Show us the evidence that Trump won in 2020. Without the foolish,