Another bombshell has dropped about the radical left’s dirty money machine. The Sixteen Thirty Fund, one of the biggest dark money groups in America, got caught red-handed trying to buy social media influencers. This is exactly the kind of corrupt behavior we expect from these shadowy liberal organizations.
The group created something called “Chorus” to pay off left-wing content creators. They want these influencers to push their woke agenda to millions of young Americans. This is nothing more than propaganda dressed up as social media content.
One of the co-founders is Brian Tyler Cohen, who has over 4.6 million YouTube subscribers. Now we know why these liberal influencers all sound exactly the same. They’re literally getting paid to repeat the same talking points from the same dark money source.
This whole scheme started because Trump crushed the Democrats with conservative podcasters and YouTubers in 2024. His interviews with patriotic content creators got over 100 million views. The left saw how powerful authentic conservative voices could be and decided to fight back with fake, bought-and-paid-for content.
The Sixteen Thirty Fund has been bankrolling radical activist groups for years. They helped staff the Biden administration with their extremist allies. Now they’re trying to brainwash your kids through social media influencers who pretend to be independent.
Even liberal journalist Taylor Lorenz had to expose this corrupt operation in a major investigation. When someone from the mainstream media calls out left-wing dark money, you know it’s really bad. The whole thing stinks of desperation and dishonesty.
The fund’s spokesperson actually admitted they’re running this influence operation. They confirmed that Chorus became their project in April 2025. At least they’re finally being honest about buying off social media personalities to spread their radical message.
This proves what conservatives have been saying all along. The left can’t win with honest debate and real ideas. They have to use dark money and paid influencers to trick Americans into supporting their failed policies.
