Meet The Shadowy Company Behind The Failed Iowa Caucus App, Along With Its Connections To Mayor Pete Andrew Torba, February 4, 2020February 4, 2020 Share this: There are multiple credible reports that the developer behind the failed Iowa Caucus app is “Shadow Inc.” The app was “only reporting partial data” for election results. This same app, which caused election chaos and left America and the voters of Iowa without an official election result, is set to be used in the upcoming Nevada primary and likely other elections around the country. The executive team behind Shadow Inc are all former Hillary For America employees and former employees of the company now work for Pete for America. One of the investors behind Shadow Inc is ACRONYM, a nonprofit organization “committed to building power and lasting digital infrastructure for the progressive movement.” Greta Carnes, a former digital organizer for Clinton in 2016 and former ACRONYM Senior Director of Organizing, is currently the National Organizing Director at Pete For America. Pete Buttigieg has deep connections in Silicon Valley and he is being heavily funded by Silicon Valley’s wealthiest families. Shadow Inc received tens of thousands of dollars in payments from Pete Buttigieg’s campaign. State records show that the Iowa Democratic party also paid Shadow Inc more than $63,000. Pete Buttigieg is now claiming “victory” in Iowa, perhaps he will be celebrating with his friends and wealthy tech elite donors in Silicon Valley. It’s clear that the greatest threat to our democracy and electoral process is not the Russians, China, or “misinformation” online. It’s “shadowy” unaccountable tech companies who think they can subvert the electoral process. It’s Silicon Valley oligarchs who think they can force a candidate on the American people, whether they vote for him or not. Discuss this topic further in a secure, encrypted chat messenger that puts privacy first. Check out Gab Chat today. Uncategorized
Uncategorized Sorta June 8, 2023June 8, 2023 Share this:by J.Pilgrim I finally sorta-finished my greenhouse. It took eight trips to the homestead, spread over ten months, and cost roughly $4,000 out of the budgeted $3,000, without calculating fuel, food, and beer. I say “sorta”, because I still need to reinforce the roof by turning beams into trusses, then… Read More
Uncategorized Introducing Gab’s New CTO November 17, 2020November 17, 2020 Share this:Today Gab is happy to introduce our new CTO, Fosco Marotto. Read More