House Oversight Chair Comer: Biden Administration Covered Up ‘Hundreds’ of Suspicious ActBlue Fundraising Reports

The Biden administration allegedly concealed “hundreds” of suspicious activity reports (SARs) linked to ActBlue, the Democrat Party’s go-to fundraising platform, according to Rep. James Comer (R-KY). This bombshell revelation comes as Comer’s House Oversight Committee intensifies its investigation into ActBlue for potential fraud and campaign finance violations.

Cover-Up Under Biden’s Treasury Department

Comer made the allegations during an interview with One America News Network’s (OANN) Andrew Giuliani on Wednesday, stating that his committee repeatedly requested access to the SARs from the U.S. Treasury Department during Biden’s tenure but was stonewalled. The truth only started coming to light after President Donald Trump’s victory over former Vice President Kamala Harris in November.

“They never would get back with us,” Comer said, referring to the Biden administration’s refusal to cooperate. But after Trump’s return to the White House, Treasury officials finally acknowledged that SARs did exist related to ActBlue. “They allowed my staff to go in and view like 10 or 12,” Comer revealed. “They were really bad. But I can say with confidence, there are hundreds more.”

Alarming Signs of Potential Fraud

This revelation raises serious concerns about how ActBlue has been operating, particularly regarding its lax security measures and potential for fraudulent activity. Comer, alongside House Administration Committee Chairman Bryan Steil (R-WI) and Rep. Nick Langworthy (R-NY), has now sent an official letter to newly confirmed Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent demanding access to all SARs previously withheld by the Biden administration.

“The Committees remain concerned with recent reports suggesting fraud and evasion of campaign finance law by individuals exploiting online contribution platforms, especially ActBlue,” the letter states. It highlights that ActBlue had long failed to implement basic security measures like Card Verification Value (CVV) checks, which are standard in preventing credit card fraud.

ActBlue’s vulnerabilities have already led to multiple state-level investigations over allegedly fraudulent contributions made without the knowledge of reported donors. If proven true, these violations could constitute serious breaches of federal campaign finance laws.

Who’s Really Funding ActBlue?

One of the biggest questions surrounding ActBlue is where its massive influx of cash is actually coming from. Comer strongly suspects that the platform is being used to funnel money from undisclosed sources, rather than from grassroots donors as it claims.

“We always suspected that ActBlue donations weren’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 explained. Instead, he believes the fundraising machine may be laundering money through fake credit card accounts and fraudulent donor names.

His suspicions align with past reports suggesting that foreign actors and dark money groups could be exploiting ActBlue’s lax verification processes to inject cash into Democrat campaigns without proper oversight.

ActBlue in Crisis: Senior Officials Flee

As scrutiny mounts, ActBlue itself appears to be in turmoil. The New York Times reported last week that at least seven high-ranking executives abruptly resigned from the organization late last month. The unexplained departures have triggered internal chaos, with employees openly questioning the stability of the platform.

One remaining ActBlue lawyer even hinted at internal retaliation against those raising concerns, writing in a work Slack channel, “We have Anti-Retaliation and Whistleblower Policies for a reason.”

A letter from two unions representing ActBlue’s employees described an “alarming pattern” of departures that is “eroding our confidence in the stability of the organization.” These resignations come at a time when the platform faces mounting legal and political pressure over potential fraudulent activity.

With Republicans now leading the charge in exposing potential corruption within ActBlue, all eyes are on the new Trump administration’s next steps. Comer has expressed confidence that under Trump’s Treasury leadership, the Oversight Committee will finally gain access to the full extent of ActBlue’s suspicious activity reports.

“The fact that there are so many shows that the banks were suspicious of a lot of activity,” Comer emphasized.

The outcome of this investigation could have massive implications for the future of Democrat fundraising, exposing what could be one of the biggest financial scandals in political history. Republicans are determined to get to the bottom of it—especially now that Biden’s cover-up is finally unraveling.

Stay tuned for more updates as this story develops.