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This Answer From ActBlue's CEO Threw This GOP Rep Through a Loop

Jordan pressed the ActBlue CEO with questions about alleged fraud, foreign contributions, and the departure of the organization's legal team.

This Answer From ActBlue's CEO Threw This GOP Rep Through a Loop
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The article reports that ActBlue CEO Regina Wallace-Jones invoked the Fifth Amendment during a congressional hearing, including when asked to confirm her name. It highlights Rep. Barry Loudermilk’s surprise and Rep. Jim Jordan’s questions about alleged fraud and foreign contributions.

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