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Despite repeated calls for increased campaign finance transparency, President Joe Biden and other Democrats received tens of millions of dollars in assistance from massive "dark money" networks during the 2020 election cycle. 

The Sixteen Thirty Fund, which houses dozens of liberal groups and projects, pumped $60 million into committees backing Biden and other Democrats. Tides Advocacy, a similar group part of a larger dark money network, spent $1.6 million. 

Dark money groups pouring large sums into elections is nothing new. But the 2020 election marks the first time nonprofit incubators like the Sixteen Thirty Fund have been used by deep-pocketed Democratic donors to anonymously fund election activity.

Wealthy individuals use the Sixteen Thirty Fund to conceal millions in nonprofit spending. The fund acts as a "fiscal sponsor" by providing its tax and legal status to a host of liberal groups, including the left-wing judicial group Demand Justice. Sponsored groups are not required to file individual tax forms that disclose information such as overall financials, board members, and contractors. 

The Sixteen Thirty Fund paid $5.7 million—its largest payment of the cycle—to Victory 2020, a fundraising committee associated with Democratic operative David Brock’s American Bridge super PAC. American Bridge received $4.4 million directly from the Sixteen Thirty Fund, which also funneled $5 million to Future Forward, and $4.5 million to Priorities USA Action.

read more here: https://freebeacon.com/2020-election/left-wing-dark-money-networks-hid-millions-in-the-2020-elections/

Read More about Sixteen Thirty Fund here: https://www.influencewatch.org/non-profit/sixteen-thirty-fund/

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  • I give them credit for two things only, and that us that they are well-organized and well-funded. The job of FIB should have always been to uncover and expose enemies of the republic. 

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