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News / National News / Washington Examiner 4 min read Chairman Jim Jordan is threatening to use enforcement mechanisms, including contempt charges, against ActBlue's leadership over missing documents.
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House Republicans are threatening to hold ActBlue's CEO in contempt and compel testimony if the Democratic fundraising platform fails to provide subpoenaed documents regarding alleged foreign donations and potential misleading statements to Congress.
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