ActBlue lawyer faces House GOP demand for testimony
House Republicans are seeking testimony from an attorney representing actblue, accusing him of defending the Democratic platform’s foreign donor screening practices with findings that conflict with internal documents. they sent a letter to WilmerHale partner Ronald Machen requesting a transcribed interview concerning statements made by CEO Regina Wallace-Jones about passport collection and donor outreach. Wallace-Jones previously invoked her Fifth Amendment rights multiple times during a House Committee interview.
House Republicans are demanding testimony from an attorney for ActBlue, accusing him of defending the Democratic fundraising platform’s foreign donor screening practices with findings that conflict with internal documents.
In a letter on Monday to WilmerHale partner Ronald Machen, Chairmen Bryan Steil (R-WI), Jim Jordan (R-OH), and James Comer (R-KY) requested a transcribed interview about CEO Regina Wallace-Jones’s prior statements to Congress concerning passport collection and donor outreach. Wallace-Jones pleaded her Fifth Amendment rights against self-incrimination 22 times during her separate June 10 interview before the House Administration Committee.
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