Instead of mindlessly watching Fox News, you could learn to read, it is a very useful skill.
"Zuckerberg didn’t donate to Biden’s 2020 campaign, federal campaign finance records show.
He and his wife donated at least $400 million to two nonprofit organizations which distributed grants to state and local governments to help them conduct the 2020 election during the first year of the COVID-19 pandemic.
The donations came at a time when election offices were trying to transition to mail voting.
The money helped pay for material and services such as equipment to process mail ballots, protective equipment to curb the spread of the coronavirus, and drive-thru voting locations, The Associated Press reported.
The Center for Tech and Civic Life, a Chicago-based nonprofit, received and distributed the bulk of the money.
The Center for Election Innovation and Research, which is based in Washington, also issued grants."
Hundreds of millions in grants to states to help conduct elections after being disrupted by covid and hundreds of millions to pay for ads saying that Talerico will take your kid away and forcibly transition them are two different things.
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"Zuckerberg didn’t donate to Biden’s 2020 campaign, federal campaign finance records show.
He and his wife donated at least $400 million to two nonprofit organizations which distributed grants to state and local governments to help them conduct the 2020 election during the first year of the COVID-19 pandemic.
The donations came at a time when election offices were trying to transition to mail voting.
The money helped pay for material and services such as equipment to process mail ballots, protective equipment to curb the spread of the coronavirus, and drive-thru voting locations, The Associated Press reported.
The Center for Tech and Civic Life, a Chicago-based nonprofit, received and distributed the bulk of the money.
The Center for Election Innovation and Research, which is based in Washington, also issued grants."