US Edition‘Something stinks’: Elon Musk, congressional Republicans target Democrats’ main fundraising machine
- ActBlue, a major fundraising platform for Democrats, is under scrutiny from congressional Republicans targeting its financial practices amid allegations of wrongdoing.
- Elon Musk has criticized ActBlue on social media, suggesting ties to protests, although he provided no evidence for his claims.
- Republicans are demanding that the Treasury Department investigate ActBlue for potential links to suspicious activities related to campaign finance laws.
- ActBlue officials deny wrongdoing, stating that they remain committed to protecting small-dollar donors despite intensified Republican attacks.
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‘Something stinks’: Elon Musk, congressional Republicans target Democrats’ main fundraising machine
ActBlue, a fundraising juggernaut for liberal candidates and causes, is facing stepped-up scrutiny and criticism from Republicans on Capitol Hill and allies of President Donald Trump – as the GOP flexes its new power in Washington and targets one of the key pillars of the Democratic Party’s financial infrastructure.
Denver Gazette
Colorado Springs GazetteDemocrats fundraise off Signal chat leak outrage
Democrats are using the Trump administration’s accidental leak of intelligence to a journalist on the Signal platform to fundraise. Several Democratic senators, including Sens. Ruben Gallego (D-AZ), Mark Kelly (D-AZ), and Kirsten Gillibrand (D-NY), have attempted to use the debacle…
Democrats fundraise off Signal chat leak outrage - Washington Examiner
Democrats are using the Trump administration’s accidental leak of intelligence to a journalist on the Signal platform to fundraise. Several Democratic senators, including Sens. Ruben Gallego (D-AZ), Mark Kelly (D-AZ), and Kirsten Gillibrand (D-NY), have attempted to use the debacle to illustrate a lack of Republican control over national security. Kelly and Gallego said Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth should resign over the scandal and called for…
Pete Hegseth Faces More Calls to Resign Over Signal Texts
New revelations regarding the disclosure of sensitive military information in an unsecured messaging app by Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth amplified calls for his resignation on Wednesday, as fallout over the scandal continued for a third day. “Hegseth is doing a great job, he had nothing to do with this,” Trump told reporters late Wednesday, hours after The Atlantic published more of the transcripts from a Signal group chat that included Hegset…
‘This is not the first thing he has screwed up’: Sen. Mark Kelly calls on Pete Hegseth to resign
Sen. Mark Kelly of Arizona joins Alicia Menendez in for Nicolle Wallace on Deadline White House to discuss what the fallout should be in the aftermath of the security breach involving a leaked group chat detailing military attack plans, and if Defense Secretary, Pete Hegseth and National Security Advisor, Mike Waltz should resign.
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