The Biden administration has covered up the “Hundreds of Suspicious Activities Reports (SARs) of Rep. James Comer (R-KY), a Democrat fundraising machine, as its Board of Supervisors this week. investigation Platform for potential fraud.
Comer told Andrew Giuliani of Oann on Wednesday that the committee made multiple requests to the US Treasury to see if the online donation giant had SARS when former President Joe Biden took office, but “Of course they never returned with us.”
Treasury officials “confirmed there are a few,” Comer said after President Donald Trump defeated former Vice President Kamala Harris in the November election.
“They made my staff look like 10 or 12. They were really bad,” the Kentucky legislator said. “But I can say with confidence, there are hundreds more.”
The appearance of Oann came just days after the oversight committee, and was sent by House Trustees Bryan Steil (R-Wi) and Rep. Nick Langworthy (R-NY). letter Newly confirmed Ministry of Finance seconds. Scott Bescent will require access to all documents previously withheld by the Biden administration:
The committee is concerned about recent reports suggesting fraud and campaign finance laws by individuals using online contribution platforms, particularly ActBlue. Until recently, ActBlue did not implement standard procedures to prevent identity theft and fraud, such as requesting card validation values (CVVs) to process online transactions. The organization is also subject to several state-level investigations resulting from fraudulent contributions made through the platform without the awareness of reported contributors.
According to Comer, the Trump administration is “actually responding to requests for information,” and the amount of SARS indicates that “banks were suspicious of a lot of activity” regarding Actblue's accounts.
“Obviously, they're new and trying to handle everything, thinking where the bathroom is,” Comer went on, referring to the new Trump administration Treasury Department. “But I'm sure the oversight committee will be allowed to see these suspicious activity reports and the fact that there are many shows that banks suspect a lot of activity.”
He went on to say that Act Blue's donations are “actually John Doe and Jane Doe are sitting at home and donated $10 a week to a Democratic candidate who runs to all offices in America.”
“We're always not getting cash inflows from other ways, but the way ActBlue sets up an account is very easy to wash money through fake credit card accounts, fake names, etc.”
The recent Republican push to delve into ActBlue is coming as a Massachusetts-based fundraising platform bleeding High-ranking officials with no explanation, New York Times It was reported last week.
At least seven senior officials resigned from their roles later last month, and the remaining lawyers proposed that they were facing internal retaliation, writing in their slacks thread at work that “there is a “reaction and whistleblower policy for reasons”;
“Exodus raised deep concerns about the future of ActBlue.” The eracited letters from two unions representing group staff, saying that the “surprising pattern” “erodes our confidence in organizational stability.”
