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House Republicans Request Testimony from ActBlue Lawyer Regarding Foreign Donor Vetting

House Republicans have requested testimony from Ronald Machen, an attorney for ActBlue, regarding the platform's foreign donor screening practices. The request follows allegations that Machen's defense contradicts internal documents and comes as part of an ongoing inquiry into ActBlue's fundraising practices and safeguards against foreign donations.

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House Republicans have requested testimony from Ronald Machen, an attorney for ActBlue, regarding the platform's foreign donor screening practices. The request follows allegations that Machen's defense contradicts internal documents and comes as part of an ongoing inquiry into ActBlue's fundraising practices and safeguards against foreign donations.

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