The corrupt Democratic Party despite all their divisions and internal conflicts has these things in common, they are filthy and fraudulent – these people would go to lengths to push their agenda, even to the point of using other people’s names to make it look like they are winning this election.
Last month, GOP members alerted the office of Virginia Attorney General Jason Miyares of a suspicious donor activity of ActBlue, a Democratic political action committee; the same group that allegedly donated Cackling Kamala $70,000 from 2,600 individuals.
Miyares, in a letter to ActBlue, said: “My office has become aware of multiple serious allegations that ActBlue, ActBlue Civics, Inc., and ActBlue Charities, Inc. (together “ActBlue”) have engaged in fraudulent, deceptive, and/or otherwise illegal activities in the Commonwealth of Virginia and/or have aided and abetted others in doing so.”
“This includes hundreds of thousands of dollars of contributions through individual donors in the Commonwealth in volumes that are facially implausible and appear suspicious. Some of these Virginia donors are reported as making multiple daily contributions over the course of multiple years amounting to tens of thousands of dollars in aggregate,” he added.
The Virginia Attorney General was outraged over the possible identity theft and fraud committed by the Democrat PAC.
Recent reports revealed that some of the donors listed by the Democrat-controlled platform barely earned enough to sustain their needs, but were sending thousands of donations to ActBlue yearly./
One listed donor was Cindy Nowe of Annapolis, Maryland, who was said to have contributed over 1,000 times to the group in 2022.
This would mean that Cindy donated to the Democrats PAC almost three times a day, every day for the entire year.
However, when asked by journalists, Nowe answered, “No, I don’t think so.”
Miyares demands the group explain, including how they acquired the money and the legitimacy of each donation.
“Taken together, these circumstances appear to indicate that contributions via ActBlue are being made from fictional donors or dummy accounts, or that information reported by or through ActBlue may be fraudulent,” the attorney general remarked.
“For the foregoing reasons, it is imperative that you provide my office with a detailed description of ActBlue’s processes and procedures for verifying the legitimacy and accuracy of donor and contribution information as well as the processes and procedures used in verifying information reported to regulatory bodies. Given the seriousness of these allegations, I expect to receive your substantive response by August 12, 2024.”
