‘Smurfs’ are unknowing ‘donors’ whose identities are being used to funnel small-dollar donations in high volume to political candidates through platforms such as ActBlue Representatives Bryan Steil, Jim Jordan, and James Comer have issued subpoenas to a current ActBlue attorney, as well as two former attorneys for the Democrat fundraising powerhouse, according to the New York Post. Former ActBlue general counsel Darrin Hurwitz, ex-director and associate general counsel Aaron Ting, and an unnamed counsel for ActBlue will be required to sit before House investigators for formal depositions. According to the New York Post: Records uncovered by the committees showed that Hurwitz, Ting and the unidentified counsel worked with the platform’s fraud prevention team as it implemented “more lenient” standards during the 2024 campaign. ActBlue let…
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