TLDR:
- Judge approves subpoena compelling ActBlue to disclose documents in fundraising probe.
- GOP consultant alleges identity theft linked to unauthorized donations via ActBlue platform.
- Plaintiff suspects “smurfing” used to launder money through small recurring donations.
- Investigators identify suspicious contributions from donors claiming no involvement.
- Lawsuit alleges misuse of Personally Identifiable Information for fraudulent fundraising.
- Treasury reports hundreds of suspicious activity reports tied to ActBlue’s operations.
- ActBlue denies wrongdoing, citing two decades of reliable fundraising practices.
Judge enforces subpoena against ActBlue, opening new front in Democrat fund-raising probe | John Solomon, Just The News
Left-wing fundraiser ActBlue failed to convince judge that it should not have to disclose documents. “Something is not right,” judge says as court gets… pic.twitter.com/unHOxWy0kk
— Owen Gregorian (@OwenGregorian) December 3, 2024
ActBlue’s resistance to transparency raises serious questions about donor fraud and foreign influence. The case exposes vulnerabilities in political fundraising platforms that demand urgent scrutiny.