The media may want to calm down its rabid recounting of all the millions Kamala has allegedly raised, especially with massive fraud allegations emerging regarding yet another Democrat-linked charity.
As detailed by the New York Post, ActBlue, an organization dedicated to funding Democrats, has apparently been linked to massive fraud.
Shocking!
And not just any fraud … fraud that may well be linked to foreign actors of various backgrounds, which is precisely why conservatives are working towards uncovering what’s occurred.
The GOP-led Committee on House Administration is serving as the driving force behind the movement, angling to ensure that donations are not as weaponized as the court systems have been prior to the elections
Chairman Bryan Steil, who hails from Wisconsin, notes that the allegations of fraud are “widespread,” and hardly confined to one source or locale.
“Following widespread allegations of fraudulent donations being reported to the FEC by ActBlue, one of the largest fundraising platforms in the country, this emergency rule-making is necessary to reassure the American people that ActBlue is taking the necessary steps to protect its donors,” Steil asserted.
Shame the website just can’t be closed down entirely, given that the coronation of Kamala was not very democratic.
“Allowing political committees to accept donations from gift cards or other prepaid credit cards promote the appearance and the very real possibility that straw donors are making campaign donations with funds provided by another person or an unlawful donor including a foreign national,” Steil added pointedly.
Does it ever. ActBlue probably had millions rolling in from Tehran to Beijing.
All carefully disguised, of course, far better than their payments to the “Big Guy” were.
“Illegal and malicious conduct have no place in our elections. Ensuring all parties are complying with federal election law as we approach a presidential election is of utmost importance,” Steil warned.
No, such conduct does not … though some politicians may depend upon it for victory.
“These issues present a serious loophole to the transparency and integrity of the campaign donation process, and an emergency rulemaking is required to rectify these issues,” Steil concluded.
Hopefully such rulemaking will occur, given the degree to which the fraudulent donation scandal is spiraling.
As previously reported by The Blaze, ActBlue Charities Inc., a Democratic fundraising platform, has accepted at least hundreds of thousands of dollars in fraudulent donations, prompting some to question whether the platform is involved in a money-laundering scheme.
A money-laundering scheme would be right up the Dems’ ally, not to mention the ally of Hunter’s “business partners.”
And in the case of ActBlue, strangeness has prevailed, with rather pitiable coverups.
Investigative researcher Parker Thayer, who works with the Capital Research Center found a major league irregularity.
“”[ActBlue] donors all over Michigan exhibit suspicious patterns. A single donor in the small town of Monroe has supposedly donated over 20,000 times since 2019, totaling [ more than] $40,000,” Thayer asserted.
Sounds rather automated and foreign, not to mention terribly suspicious.
On top of that, ActBlue has already attracted legions of other highly suspect voters.
The Trump shooter, for instance, had donated to ActBlue, which is rather indicative of the type of support such an organization tends to attract.
Now that ActBlue is under the spotlight, who’s next?
Author: Ofelia Thornton
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