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Rep. Jim JordanonX / Twitter8h ago
If someone fires their entire fraud prevention team and weakens policies meant to catch fraud, what do you think is going on?
We asked ActBlue under oath, but they pled the fifth.
146 times.
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Analysis Summary
By March 2025, every member of ActBlue's legal and compliance team resigned, was fired, or went on extended leave, and the platform's employees invoked their Fifth Amendment right against self-incrimination 146 times in response to every substantive question during depositions. ActBlue made a "more lenient approach" to fraud prevention in 2024, weakening its fraud-prevention policies at least twice even though internal assessments showed these changes would result in a measurable increase in fraudulent contributions. The post presents this as rhetorical commentary—framing coincidence as implication—rather than reporting findings. The core facts are solid and widely documented by House committees; Jordan's rhetorical framing (posing "what do you think is going on" rather than stating conclusions) masks the fact that GOP investigators are alleging knowing misconduct without final court determinations.
Claims Analysis (2)
“If someone fires their entire fraud prevention team and weakens policies meant to catch fraud, what do you think is going on?”
Congressional report confirms ActBlue fired/terminated entire fraud prevention team and made fraud-prevention rules 'more lenient' in 2024.
“We asked ActBlue under oath, but they pled the fifth. 146 times.”
House Judiciary Committee report documents five ActBlue employees invoked Fifth Amendment 146 times during depositions.
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