Former Vice President Mike Pence delivered a speech to the ostensibly “conservative” Federalist Society on Friday, wherein he insisted that President Trump and his team were wrong to demand Pence use the powers of the Vice President to scrutinize the election results after the 2020 presidential debacle.
Now, details of the host organization of the speech and its links to Mark Zuckerberg, Big Tech, and Facebook specifically may go some way to explaining the former Veep’s precarious position on the matter.
“President Trump is wrong. I had no right to overturn the election,” said a defiant @Mike_Pence. pic.twitter.com/dfTMXCNpvQ
— Mediaite (@Mediaite) February 4, 2022
Speaking in Orlando, Pence insisted: “President Trump is wrong. I had no right to overturn the election. The presidency belongs to the American people and the American people alone. And frankly there is no idea more un-American than the notion that any one person could choose the American president.”
But the American people did not get to choose the president in the last election, amidst voter fraud, unconstitutional changes in election rules, COVID-related restrictions and “drop boxes”. Instead, the decision was made by Big Tech, the same people who sponsor the group behind Pence’s speech.
The notion of a contested election is certainly risible given the precedent set by the establishment of an Electoral Commission during the 1876 election. But even more concerning is the involvement of the Zuckerberg-owned Facebook in the Federalist Society.
Zuckerberg famously dumped millions of dollars into unconstitutional election changes in 2020, with many of those rules currently being rolled back. The Zuckerberg-Chan Foundation, their Center for Tech and Civic Life, and Facebook itself have been implicated in major, illegal election interference.
Now, they just so happen to be a “Gold” sponsor of the very same Federalist Society that is hosting Mike Pence to claim that everything in 2020 was above board.
The sponsorship of the Federalist Society by Facebook goes back to 2019, and has continued since.
Before the election, it was seen as a major issue by the political left. They complained about Zuckerberg essentially supporting FedSoc-endorsed justices like Brett Kavanaugh.
Now, however, with the Supreme Court scarcely appearing conservative in nature and Mike Pence reverse-ferreting against President Trump, the Facebook donation looks more like an investment. It’s also not the only supposedly conservative group taking cash from Zuckerberg. More to come on that, soon.
The Federalist Society purports to be a conservative legal network, and fundraises off the back of the claim. Increasingly, however, with its RINO leadership and Big Tech sponsors, it looks to be another sell-out group.
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