ActBlue CEO Invokes Fifth Multiple Times in House Probe of Foreign-Donation Practices
ActBlue Chief Executive Officer Regina Wallace-Jones invoked the Fifth Amendment multiple times during House testimony on the platform's donation-screening and fraud controls. Questions highlighted in the hearing included whether every ActBlue donation listing an address outside the US required passport information and whether the company weakened its fraud standards.
The testimony adds to scrutiny of ActBlue as House investigators examine allegations that the donor platform accepted improper foreign donations. The material reviewed doesn't include a response from Wallace-Jones or ActBlue, and the allegations raised in the hearing haven't been independently established.
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@nypostActBlue CEO pleads the Fifth as House probes illegal foreign donations to Dems
@parkerthayerRT @OffThePress1: 🚨WATCH: @RepLoudermilk is STUNNED after ActBlue CEO Regina Wallace-Jones pleads the Fifth to a question clarifying her na…
@trumpwarroomRT @RNCResearch: 🚨WATCH ActBlue CEO Regina Wallace-Jones pleads the 5th three times when asked if she lied to Congress about accepting fra…
@breannamorello🚨MUST SEE🚨 ActBlue CEO Regina Wallace-Jones takes the Fifth and refuses to incriminate herself when asked if ActBlue weakened their fraud standards to help Democrats.
@paulsperry_BREAKING: ActBlue CEO Regina Wallace-Jones pleaded the Fifth against self-incrimination during a House hearing today on alleged foreign campaign-finance fraud by the Democrat donor platform, refusing to even confirm her own name ... [watch
@trumpwarroomActBlue CEO pleads the Fifth as House probes illegal foreign donations to Dems
@justthenewsActBlue CEO invokes the Fifth Amendment multiple times in House testimony
@justthenewsQ: "In November 2023, when you wrote that letter, did every ActBlue donation that provided an address outside the United States require passport information?" A: "I respectfully decline to answer the question pursuant to my Fifth Amendmen