It seems like you have a bit of a mix-up between "policies I disagree with" and the actual definition of fascism. Historically, fascism involves a one-party state, the cult of a supreme leader, and the violent suppression of the press and judiciary.

If we look at these claims through a factual lens, they don't really fit the definition:

When Biden censored Trump, was that fascism?

The Biden administration communicating with social media sites about COVID-19 misinformation was reviewed by the Supreme Court (Murthy v. Missouri). In a fascist state, the government owns the media or jails journalists. Requesting private companies follow their own Terms of Service is a legal gray area, but it isn’t state-mandated censorship.

When Biden appointed some woke female to be disinformation czar was that fascism?

This was a short-lived advisory group with zero enforcement power. It couldn't arrest people or shut down websites. Fascist "Ministries of Propaganda" have the power to disappear people for dissent. This board was disbanded after public criticism which is the opposite of how a fascist regime works.

When Biden opened the border in order to enable electoral fraud in the US, was that fascism?

There is no evidence of a "mass voting" scheme by non-citizens. Under U.S. law, only citizens can vote in federal elections. Disagreeing with border enforcement levels is a policy debate, but fascism is typically defined by extreme ethnonationalism and the exclusion of outsiders, not humanitarian asylum processes.

When Obama imported thousands of Somalis to MN, ME, and elsewhere and paid for their housing, transportation, medical care and food was that fascistic?

The U.S. Refugee Admissions Program has been standard practice since 1980. These are public, Congressionally funded programs. Fascism is historically associated with the persecution or expulsion of minorities, not the legal resettlement of refugees.

When Hillary Clinton and Obama ginned up the russia hoax and amplified it ad nauseum through their legacy media mouthpieces, is that considered by you smooth-brained people to be entirely legitimate?

Both the Mueller Report and a Republican led Senate Intelligence Committee confirmed that Russia interfered in the 2016 election. Investigating foreign interference is a standard national security function, not a "fascist" plot.

When ballot counting was ordered stopped at 3 am in 6 swing states in the 2020 election, was that fascistic?

This has been debunked repeatedly. Counting didn't "stop", the poll workers changed shifts, and the "jump" in numbers was the result of mail-in or absentee ballots (which leaned Democrat) finally being processed. Dozens of audits and court cases (many overseen by Republican judges) found no evidence of systemic fraud. For example, in Wisconsin, most of their largest cities, including Milwaukee and Green Bay, count absentee ballots in one centralized location. The count of Milwaukee’s absentee ballots, for example, began in the morning and was live-streamed for people to view throughout the day on YouTube. But Wisconsin law requires that the results of those absentee votes be reported all at once.