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Until recently, ActBlue did not require a Card Verification Value (CVV)—the three-digit security code on the back of credit and debit cards—leaving it vulnerable to fraudulent transactions. This loophole allowed bad actors to evade federal campaign finance laws and facilitated potential identity theft.
State Attorneys General have already launched investigations into ActBlue following reports of donations being made under the names of individuals who had no knowledge of the contributions.
In an interview with One America News, Comer laid out his concerns about ActBlue’s questionable transactions.
“What we believe is what’s been reported and suggested on a lot of conservative channels over the years, that this money wasn’t actually coming from John Doe and Jane Doe sitting at home, donating $10 every week to every Democrat candidate running for every office in America,” Comer said.
Americans across the country have been shocked to discover that thousands of dollars in campaign contributions were made in their name without their consent.
“We always suspected that there was an influx of cash coming in from other ways,” Comer added. “The way ActBlue set up their accounts, it would be very easy to launder money into there through fake credit card accounts, and fake names, and things like that.”
Comer’s investigation uncovered that the Treasury Department flagged hundreds of ActBlue transactions with Suspicious Activity Reports (SARs) due to concerns over potential money laundering. These reports, filed under President Joe Biden’s administration, bear a striking resemblance to the ones connected to Hunter Biden’s financial dealings with foreign entities.
The Biden Treasury Department, however, refused to turn over these crucial records to the House Oversight Committee. It wasn’t until after the 2024 election that Comer was granted limited access to some of them.
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“Finally after the election, they confirmed that there were some, they allowed my staff to go in and view like 10 or 12. They were really bad,” Comer recalled.
Comer is now looking forward to working with a new administration that is willing to cooperate. With President Trump back in office, Comer is confident that his team will gain full access to the ActBlue SARs.
“I can say with confidence there are hundreds more and now with the new Trump administration we’re gonna be able to go in there and look at them,” Comer stated. “I think we’ll be able to answer a lot of questions.”
The contrast between the Biden and Trump administrations couldn’t be clearer, Comer explained.
“It’s a whole different ball game for me on the Oversight Committee,” he said. “The Trump administration actually responds to our request for information.”
He believes the evidence will reveal the true source of ActBlue’s questionable cash flow.
“So the banks, by virtue of catching so many violations from so many different banks, which would suggest to me these were credit cards, I think that we’re gonna be able to find out where the source of a lot of this money was coming from,” Comer concluded.
As Comer continues his investigation, the possibility of a major campaign finance scandal looms large. If his suspicions are correct, this could be the biggest political money-laundering scheme in modern history.
