She invoked her Fifth Amendment right not to testify 22 times in response to questions from House Republicans, including when Representative Barry Loudermilk of Georgia asked whether she went by Ms. Wallace-Jones or Ms. Jones.
The House held a hearing grilling Act Blue, the seemingly corrupt fundraising machine for Democrats.
The ActBlue CEO just pleaded the Fifth 22 times, even when it came to her name, and refused to deny taking foreign cash—including from Russia—to flood Democrat campaigns! She stonewalled Jim Jordan on $38 million in suspicious donations.
ActBlue has been a major cash cow for Democrats, bringing in $568 million in Q1 2026 (ActBlue). They’ve also been accused of accepting foreign monies and funds from fictitious names. There is evidence.
Rep. Jim Jordan summarizes the hearing.
ActBlue accepted foreign money and donations under fake names. They knew about it and failed to stop it. And when we asked them about it, they all took the 5th.
The chief executive of ActBlue, whose lawyers warned her that she might have misled Congress about how the Democratic fund-raising organization vetted its foreign donations, invoked her Fifth Amendment rights and declined to answer questions from a Republican-led House committee on Wednesday.
Over and over, the chief executive, Regina Wallace-Jones, declined to answer questions from Republicans on the House Administration Committee.
She invoked her Fifth Amendment right not to testify 22 times in response to questions from House Republicans, including when Representative Barry Loudermilk of Georgia asked whether she went by Ms. Wallace-Jones or Ms. Jones, according to the New York Times.
Here:
🚨WATCH: @RepLoudermilk is STUNNED after ActBlue CEO Regina Wallace-Jones pleads the Fifth to a question clarifying her name.
“Okay, wow. Didn’t expect that one.” pic.twitter.com/MRJDqYh3l8
— Off The Press (@OffThePress1) June 10, 2026
The far-left Democrats at the hearing posed no questions to Ms. Wallace-Jones but instead attacked WinRed, the Republican fundraising platform, and Ken Paxton, the Texas attorney general and Senate nominee who has mounted his own investigation into ActBlue.
This has gone on for years. The DoJ needs to fully investigate. No more talking. Stop talking.
🚨WATCH: ActBlue CEO Regina Wallace-Jones REFUSES to tell @Jim_Jordan whether the Democratic fundraising platform weakened its fraud standards to help Democrats. pic.twitter.com/vXoRCe96wN
— Off The Press (@OffThePress1) June 10, 2026
