A viral video explored massive fraud and money laundering through ActBlue, the Democratic fundraising platform. The clip described how small donors, such as elderly individuals who give $5, are credited with maximum contributions made with others’ money, creating inflated donor lists for repeated exploitation.
According to the viral clip, this scheme involves “other people’s money” (OPM) on a scale dwarfing billionaire contributions, potentially totaling $1–2 trillion across the years. Reacting to the explosive allegations, many critics called it the biggest fraud/laundering operation ever, far surpassing the Minnesota daycare fraud.
Starting, the featured speaker in the video noted, “Organizations like ActBlue, they actually are building a mailing list, but it’s more than just a mailing list. It’s a contribution list. So imagine you have somebody who has a wad of cash, but they want to give more.”
Continuing, Mark Finchum stated, “So they find a little old lady on 123, any street, who gave five bucks? Suddenly, she’s credited with giving a max donation to a particular candidate. James O’Keefe, for his part, knocked down a few doors. And I think my favorite line from the little old lady was, ” Take a look around, son. Does it look like I can afford to make a max donation to politics?”
Still not done, Finchum added, “The question becomes, where’s the money come from? It is an order of magnitude, much greater than what billionaires out of California, West Coast billionaires, and East Coast billionaires. They don’t want to risk their own money.”
“They love spending OPM other people’s money, which is when you can get influence with other people’s money. I never saw anything on the scope of what is going on here. So that when organizations like ActBlue are creating a list, they get to use that list over and over and over again,” he declared.
Still not done, he added, “And this is just one aspect of money laundering. So you pour a bunch of money into the system, well, that one donor can give to every single candidate, max out… so let’s call it $2,500 that’s maxed out one person, one time.”
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Wrapping up, Finchum stated, “So now we multiply that by 35 races, 35 races times a million people making those donations, times how many years are we going back now? … Hold on to your hat. We’re looking upwards of over 1 trillion into 2 trillion, Or more trillion,… we’re talking gross domestic product kind of numbers.”
Explaining the situation, a viral post read, “BREAKING – We told you we were working on a MASSIVE investigation that was going to make the Minnesota fraud look like child’s play. It involves ActBlue and what will be the BIGGEST #fraud and money laundering operations our country has ever seen.”
Continuing, the same user noted, “Here’s a preview of what we’ve found. Guys – we’re talking about more than one TRILLION dollars. Make sure you keep an eye on our page so you don’t miss a thing. This is gonna get INSANE. Blast this thing all over the internet. People need to go to prison.”
Watch the clip here:
Reacting to the explosive news, one user posted, “The relationship between ActBlue and Black Lives Matter needs to be investigated.” Another added, “They’ve probably stumbled on where all that USAID money was ending up…Trillions isn’t billionaires from the coasts.”
Featured image from embedded video