ActBlue Accused of Massive Money Laundering Operation, $91 Million Transfer to Kamala Harris

ActBlue, a Democrat donation platform, has been accused of engaging in a massive money laundering operation. Allegations suggest that ActBlue used ghost donors, including the identities of elderly individuals, to funnel money into Democratic coffers. Investigations reveal instances where residents, who claimed not to have donated, were recorded as making thousands of contributions worth significant amounts. Notably, a resident in Austin, Texas was reported to have made over 10,000 donations totaling $106,304 from 2020 to 2022, despite denying any involvement. Similarly, an 80-year-old was listed as making 31,073 contributions amounting to $230,000. A Swiss billionaire allegedly made a $20 million donation broken down into 1.6 million individual donations. A resident in New Orleans, LA, living on Social Security, was recorded as donating $29,107.34 between 2016-2022. Another resident in Franklin, TN, was listed as making 2,182 donations worth $17,092.82. These findings have led to calls for accountability and action from the Federal Election Commission (FEC). Former President Donald Trump has filed an FEC complaint over a $91 million transfer to Vice President Kamala Harris, further intensifying scrutiny on ActBlue's operations.