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Originally Posted By Silverslider: I see lots of repeat donor small donations to winred in my zip code and some for actblue. So both teams are scamming on donations? View Quote This is why I am encouraging a closer look. This may all be just a simple misunderstanding of how things are being aggregated/transmitted. I honestly don't know but I suspected we'd see it elsewhere. I don't like when the left jumps to incorrect conclusions so I certainly won't encourage that behavior elsewhere. |
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Originally Posted By Silverslider: I see lots of repeat donor small donations to winred in my zip code and some for actblue. So both teams are scamming on donations? View Quote Run it with both. The goal isn't bothering people for what they believe. Goal is to see if campaign contributions are being laundered. On either side. Don't much care for money being laundered to affect our governance either way |
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Originally Posted By p3590:
You cannot feed the Virginians an entire case of malort at once. A pint to sip in the parking garage outside the VA Supreme Court is safe. With a case, they're going to pull up the 1609 map |
Originally Posted By burnprocess: This is why I am encouraging a closer look. This may all be just a simple misunderstanding of how things are being aggregated/transmitted. I honestly don't know but I suspected we'd see it elsewhere. I don't like when the left jumps to incorrect conclusions so I certainly won't encourage that behavior elsewhere. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By burnprocess: Originally Posted By Silverslider: I see lots of repeat donor small donations to winred in my zip code and some for actblue. So both teams are scamming on donations? This is why I am encouraging a closer look. This may all be just a simple misunderstanding of how things are being aggregated/transmitted. I honestly don't know but I suspected we'd see it elsewhere. I don't like when the left jumps to incorrect conclusions so I certainly won't encourage that behavior elsewhere. We're on the same page |
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Originally Posted By p3590:
You cannot feed the Virginians an entire case of malort at once. A pint to sip in the parking garage outside the VA Supreme Court is safe. With a case, they're going to pull up the 1609 map |
Originally Posted By unreformed66: While that might be fun it wouldn't help the cause. Because if the IRS found that money was being laundered through the unwitting person for the Democrats they'd just close the case and bury the whole thing. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By unreformed66: Originally Posted By whiskerz: I realize what this thread needs. It needs more people reporting a guy who is unemployed for having a lot of unreported income. The IRS has a tip line for reporting tax cheats. If a college student or unemployed person are anyone is donating stupid amounts to Act blue the odds are they have unreported income. The IRS loves unreported income. While that might be fun it wouldn't help the cause. Because if the IRS found that money was being laundered through the unwitting person for the Democrats they'd just close the case and bury the whole thing. I am aware of that but it gives them something to do while keeping them away from the middle class taxpayers. |
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Originally Posted By whiskerz: I am aware of that but it gives them something to do while keeping them away from the middle class taxpayers. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By whiskerz: Originally Posted By unreformed66: Originally Posted By whiskerz: I realize what this thread needs. It needs more people reporting a guy who is unemployed for having a lot of unreported income. The IRS has a tip line for reporting tax cheats. If a college student or unemployed person are anyone is donating stupid amounts to Act blue the odds are they have unreported income. The IRS loves unreported income. While that might be fun it wouldn't help the cause. Because if the IRS found that money was being laundered through the unwitting person for the Democrats they'd just close the case and bury the whole thing. I am aware of that but it gives them something to do while keeping them away from the middle class taxpayers. They're never going to stay away from the middle class. I don't have any grand goals I can put in caps lock on an internet video. I also don't think the Federal government is capable of reform. That's why this isn't hyper organized or anything. Maybe we can start a conversation, and maybe that's enough |
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Originally Posted By p3590:
You cannot feed the Virginians an entire case of malort at once. A pint to sip in the parking garage outside the VA Supreme Court is safe. With a case, they're going to pull up the 1609 map |
Quick search found lots of interesting results
A lot of unemployed people I'll have to dig through some at a PC and not phone |
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Originally Posted By WhiskersTheCat: People can hold various beliefs, that's totally fine. Money laundering to fund centralized activities underground is not fine. Edit: the most simple thing you could do, would be to search yourself. Obviously you'd know if you made donations. View Quote |
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One thing I'll look into tomorrow is the "contributor_aggregate_ytd" doesn't seem to track with the individual contributions. But I'm going to have to check how I've sorted entries.
Again, large datasets are hard to really understand. Don't jump to conclusions, I've done plenty of that professionally, and don't learn my lesson. |
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I would like to know more about same day donations. I saw the post about people rounding up purchases on a card which makes some sense but I would have expected a bunch of .87, .56, .30 and other random amounts.
This makes me question the earmarked funds on the same day. Could they be that person doing donated $10 a week/month whatever but they divided up each donation to the individual “funds.” I will have to do some searching when I get home, currently traveling and the computer with me to examine the data would be painful. |
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Originally Posted By QueenDeNile: That's the first thing I did. I gave Tim Scott $10 but it didn't register. I am very certain that the data is manipulated for my zip code. It registered 7k donations to Actblue in the 18 months timeline. There isn't anywhere near that many liberals in my county-not to mention zip code. Sure there was multiple donations for a single person but I didn't recognize a single name. When you live in a town where you know everyone it's really strange not to recognize anyone. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By QueenDeNile: Originally Posted By WhiskersTheCat: People can hold various beliefs, that's totally fine. Money laundering to fund centralized activities underground is not fine. Edit: the most simple thing you could do, would be to search yourself. Obviously you'd know if you made donations. Check back tomorrow and again in a few days. The data probably isn't updated in real time and may be loaded as a batch process that runs at a set time (usually overnight). |
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How do you know they're not employed? Do they just check a box? I would check unemployed just because it's not anyone's business. Am I missing something?
Also, I bet there are a LOT of housewives giving away their husband's hard earned money without his knowledge and against his wishes... |
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Originally Posted By Eat_Beef: How do you know they're not employed? Do they just check a box? I would check unemployed just because it's not anyone's business. Am I missing something? Also, I bet there are a LOT of housewives giving away their husband's hard earned money without his knowledge and against his wishes... View Quote I think FivespeedF150 pointed out that you can put whatever role/position/company you want in that field. As such, that field should be treated as unreliable until someone confirms. |
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“The Party told you to reject the evidence of your eyes and ears. It was their final, most essential command.”
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Originally Posted By whiskerz: I realize what this thread needs. It needs more people reporting a guy who is unemployed for having a lot of unreported income. The IRS has a tip line for reporting tax cheats. If a college student or unemployed person are anyone is donating stupid amounts to Act blue the odds are they have unreported income. The IRS loves unreported income. View Quote To be fair, in my zip code I personally know several of the people who's names have come up as unemployed, but they're actually all retired. I get your point 100%, but "unemployed" in many cases probably just means "retired." |
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There are a couple of names in my town that have 200 or 300 contributions, with lots of 20 or 30 per day entries. Lots of small size donations but sometimes $100 or $200 or a grand sandwiched in the middle of 5 or 10 dollar donations.
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Originally Posted By WhiskersTheCat: That is the type of stuff we are looking for. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By WhiskersTheCat: Originally Posted By QueenDeNile: So I put in my zip code (town of 12000) and I didn't recognize a single name. So I put in the zip code of the town I delivered the mail to (pop 150) and I didn't recognize any names. I live in a mostly red area (about 98% red) and the majority of the donations were Act Blue. Anyway the donations for the town I delivered the mail in isn't accurate. I can name names (and addresses) of everyone in the town and I didn't recognize a single name That is the type of stuff we are looking for. |
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Originally Posted By Merlin: I looked for my zip code. Looked into one of the prolific "Act Blue" donors. She doesn't own any property in either my county or the county west of me. True People Search shows her living in Huntsville AL. She, of course, is Unemployed. View Quote Could be retired. But I know it’s hard to be unemployed in Huntsville, it’s too expensive to live there, and so many companies are hiring right now. |
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https://justthenews.com/accountability/congress-asks-five-state-attorneys-general-investigate-possible-money-laundering-act
The powerful chairman of the House committee that oversees election integrity is asking five states to open investigations into "potential criminal activity" in the routing of hundreds of millions of dollars in political donations to Kamala Harris and other Democrats through the fundraising platform known as ActBlue. |
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Originally Posted By Merlin: I looked for my zip code. Looked into one of the prolific "Act Blue" donors. She doesn't own any property in either my county or the county west of me. True People Search shows her living in Huntsville AL. She, of course, is Unemployed. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By Merlin: Originally Posted By WhiskersTheCat: Originally Posted By QueenDeNile: So I put in my zip code (town of 12000) and I didn't recognize a single name. So I put in the zip code of the town I delivered the mail to (pop 150) and I didn't recognize any names. I live in a mostly red area (about 98% red) and the majority of the donations were Act Blue. Anyway the donations for the town I delivered the mail in isn't accurate. I can name names (and addresses) of everyone in the town and I didn't recognize a single name That is the type of stuff we are looking for. The unemployed part is probably just retired. I looked up my zip code and a lady whom I know well, and was a Judge here in Madison County for many years is listed as unemployed. What's strange to me is that she's made 2056 dpnations so far this year, often 10 or 12 per day and all small amounts. Either there's some fishy shit going on with that, or maybe there's a way a person can donate some amount, like $100 to Act Blue and then specify that $7 is to be earmarked for one cause, $12 for another, etc. That's about the only way I could see a legit reason for multiple donations per day, but it still doesn't explain donations damn near every single day. |
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"Like anybody would tell Joe Biden what the country's real plans are. He still hasn't figured out that his "laptop" is actually an Etch-A-Sketch." - Mech2007
So gross even my fat wife agrees she's gross. - ConfoundZ |
Originally Posted By DarkLordVader: https://justthenews.com/accountability/congress-asks-five-state-attorneys-general-investigate-possible-money-laundering-act The powerful chairman of the House committee that oversees election integrity is asking five states to open investigations into "potential criminal activity" in the routing of hundreds of millions of dollars in political donations to Kamala Harris and other Democrats through the fundraising platform known as ActBlue. View Quote Well that escalated quickly. |
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https://justthenews.com/politics-policy/elections/investigation-security-actblue-donations-spreads-19-states A sprawling investigation into the online fundraising platform ActBlue has expanded into 19 states, as attorneys general across the country press the company on its security practices and whether Democrats might be using the platform to cheat on election donations. An investigation that began with a few states and a House committee has now spread across nearly half the country as chief state investigators are endeavoring to determine whether Democrats have used the ActBlue to launder foreign money or craft donations in people’s names without their permission, a practice known as "straw donations." In a letter sent last week to ActBlue CEO and President Regina Wallace-Jones, the state attorneys general highlighted potential security issues with the online fundraising platform that could be allowing donations made in people’s names who didn’t donate. “Recent reporting suggests that that [sic] there may be donors across the country who are identified in filings with the Federal Election Commission as having donated to candidates through ActBlue (and other affiliated entities), but who did not actually make those donations,” the attorneys general wrote. "Smurfing" “That raises a host of concerns about whether ActBlue’s platform is being used to facilitate ‘smurfing’––a type of money laundering in which donors break up large donations and submit them under different names to disguise who the money comes from and thereby skirt contribution limits in violation of state and federal law,” the letter continued. View Quote Much more at the link |
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Originally Posted By spmx7777: @WhiskersTheCat https://justthenews.com/politics-policy/elections/investigation-security-actblue-donations-spreads-19-states Much more at the link View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By spmx7777: @WhiskersTheCat https://justthenews.com/politics-policy/elections/investigation-security-actblue-donations-spreads-19-states A sprawling investigation into the online fundraising platform ActBlue has expanded into 19 states, as attorneys general across the country press the company on its security practices and whether Democrats might be using the platform to cheat on election donations. An investigation that began with a few states and a House committee has now spread across nearly half the country as chief state investigators are endeavoring to determine whether Democrats have used the ActBlue to launder foreign money or craft donations in people’s names without their permission, a practice known as "straw donations." In a letter sent last week to ActBlue CEO and President Regina Wallace-Jones, the state attorneys general highlighted potential security issues with the online fundraising platform that could be allowing donations made in people’s names who didn’t donate. “Recent reporting suggests that that [sic] there may be donors across the country who are identified in filings with the Federal Election Commission as having donated to candidates through ActBlue (and other affiliated entities), but who did not actually make those donations,” the attorneys general wrote. "Smurfing" “That raises a host of concerns about whether ActBlue’s platform is being used to facilitate ‘smurfing’––a type of money laundering in which donors break up large donations and submit them under different names to disguise who the money comes from and thereby skirt contribution limits in violation of state and federal law,” the letter continued. Much more at the link Thanks brother |
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Originally Posted By p3590:
You cannot feed the Virginians an entire case of malort at once. A pint to sip in the parking garage outside the VA Supreme Court is safe. With a case, they're going to pull up the 1609 map |
Here's an interesting one for you. One woman has made 957 contributions between 1/14/23 and 8/31/24. She listed either "Retired" or "Not employed" for all of them. The contributions sum up to $22,740 ($19,971 earmarked; $2,769 to Act Blue). Only one single donation of $500 was larger than $100.
The contributions also sharply increased in frequency around late June. Attached File Attached File |
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Originally Posted By perfectsilence: Here's an interesting one for you. One woman has made 957 contributions between 1/14/23 and 8/31/24. She listed either "Retired" or "Not employed" for all of them. The contributions sum up to $22,740 ($19,971 earmarked; $2,769 to Act Blue). Only one single donation of $500 was larger than $100. The contributions also sharply increased in frequency around late June. https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/469899/bar_chart_contribution_amounts_and_dates-3344723.JPG https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/469899/bar_chart_cumulative_contributions_png-3344720.JPG View Quote That's a really good one |
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Originally Posted By p3590:
You cannot feed the Virginians an entire case of malort at once. A pint to sip in the parking garage outside the VA Supreme Court is safe. With a case, they're going to pull up the 1609 map |
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An interesting part is the dude that tried to take a shot at Trump at the golf course had lots of donations just like the ones looked at here.
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There's an older, not employed lady in my town who has donated over 400 times since January of 2023, mainly to ActBlue. Most if not all are earmarked.
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Originally Posted By DarkLordVader: https://justthenews.com/accountability/congress-asks-five-state-attorneys-general-investigate-possible-money-laundering-act The powerful chairman of the House committee that oversees election integrity is asking five states to open investigations into "potential criminal activity" in the routing of hundreds of millions of dollars in political donations to Kamala Harris and other Democrats through the fundraising platform known as ActBlue. View Quote I would not be surprised if this is how they get their "majority of donations come from individual, small donations" talking point. |
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Similar irregularities here also
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Originally Posted By zaphar: I would not be surprised if this is how they get their "majority of donations come from individual, small donations" talking point. View Quote - Is it really that many people who are engaged in this activity or is it automated bots? - If it's people
Perhaps even more importantly, if there is donation fraud going on and anybody can go online and easily see it, why haven't Fed watchdogs done something about it long before this? |
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For a people who are free, and who mean to remain so, a well-organized and armed militia is their best security.
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Originally Posted By JCoop: This pattern that we're seeing is apparently widespread geographically. Many "people" are involved. - Is it really that many people who are engaged in this activity or is it automated bots? - If it's people
Perhaps even more importantly, if there is donation fraud going on and anybody can go online and easily see it, why haven't Fed watchdogs done something about it long before this? View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By JCoop: Originally Posted By zaphar: I would not be surprised if this is how they get their "majority of donations come from individual, small donations" talking point. - Is it really that many people who are engaged in this activity or is it automated bots? - If it's people
Perhaps even more importantly, if there is donation fraud going on and anybody can go online and easily see it, why haven't Fed watchdogs done something about it long before this? Men are beginning to realize we have abdicated responsibility to the government for too long. It's entirely possible the government didn't look into it from either incompetence or malice. I'm still on the side of Hanlon’s Razor. I don't think my country has that many bad people in it. If it did, I wouldn't enjoy living here as much as I do. However, there is a pressing need to enforce laws we already have aggressively. |
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Originally Posted By p3590:
You cannot feed the Virginians an entire case of malort at once. A pint to sip in the parking garage outside the VA Supreme Court is safe. With a case, they're going to pull up the 1609 map |
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Originally Posted By WhiskersTheCat: However, there is a pressing need to enforce laws we already have aggressively. View Quote |
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For a people who are free, and who mean to remain so, a well-organized and armed militia is their best security.
Thomas Jefferson "He didnt punch anybody. He punched an idea." DrFrige |
Originally Posted By JCoop: Totally agree with this statement. But it remains questionable whether current law enforcement at the federal level is willing to enforce the law. There seems to be prima facie evidence that they are not. The implication is that we won't restore law and order until current fed LEO management and loyal foot soldiers are purged and prosecuted, to be replaced with a force dedicated to legal principles, honesty and the constitution. That's a pretty tall order when they control everything. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By JCoop: Originally Posted By WhiskersTheCat: However, there is a pressing need to enforce laws we already have aggressively. The majority of people are not principled, both right and left. The vast majority of people are go along to get along. Punching a clock and not trying to be bothered. Reform is totally possible. Treat it exactly how western justice treats crime. "Mr go along to get along, you did ____. That's a big problem. You have a choice, tell us who and why they told you to do this and you'll get probation." Get the big fish and it's done. Keep a sharp eye on the new big fish it'll be fine. Roll back some federal control would be even better |
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Originally Posted By p3590:
You cannot feed the Virginians an entire case of malort at once. A pint to sip in the parking garage outside the VA Supreme Court is safe. With a case, they're going to pull up the 1609 map |
I looked up my zip and more than half of the donations listed are from the same person - almost 700 individual donations since 1/1/23. Amounts range from $2 to $100, sometimes multiples on the same day (20 donations listed as having occurred on a single day in one instance). I don't know this person personally but a google search says they are in their 80's for whatever that's worth. Definitely seems odd if the information is accurate.
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Just found this off the other thread. Y'all still collecting data points or not now that authorities are on it?
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I sort of forgot about this, in my ZIP code(s), things generally make sense. I.E. there are way more "micro donations" from leftists, but the stuff they donate to is consistent. There's a retired person with 271 donations, almost all to actblue in the last year, but the some total is only $350ish.
The right leaning people tend to donate a handful of times, but more meaningful amounts, like $100 or more. Interestingly, at least one donation I personally made is NOT showing up, even with all of the filters off other than my last name. I don't want to raise too much attention to that, since it was to a pretty decent congressman, and maybe they forgot to report it. |
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I just took a quick look, and a cousin (who may be liberal - not a close relative) has 39 entries to Act Blue for the last year. All different amounts and all with different earmarks. Sometimes 4 entries per day. Listed as Not Employed, but was self-employed to the best of my knowledge.
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Is anyone else seeing a pattern with the YMCA being listed as the employer?
Also seeing a ton of .80 cent donations. |
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What is a democrat? Someone who wants everything you have, except for your job.
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Originally Posted By p3590:
You cannot feed the Virginians an entire case of malort at once. A pint to sip in the parking garage outside the VA Supreme Court is safe. With a case, they're going to pull up the 1609 map |
I remember looking at this a few years ago as well.
Based on what has been posted here as worth looking into, not only is ActBlue doing this in my zipcodes, but WinRed is doing the same thing and earmarking funds out to the NRSC, NRCC and Donald J Trump for President, Inc ETA: You can look at images of the actual FEC form, on one form, a person has 3 donations on the same day, $2.22, $4.92, $3.12 |
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Originally Posted By WhiskersTheCat: I think it's a good idea in case your area proceeds with charges View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By WhiskersTheCat: Originally Posted By OnlineAllTheTime: Just found this off the other thread. Y'all still collecting data points or not now that authorities are on it? I think it's a good idea in case your area proceeds with charges Ok, den. Sus Sus Page refresh keeps getting hung up so having trouble going further but in my zip code there are less than 2500 total donations listed for 23-24 and it shows these 2 guys at 489 and 206 donations respectively. Lots of same day or several days in a row and earmarked contributions. |
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It would be interesting if it was shown that some of the contributions were made by an individual who was dead.
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Originally Posted By Harlikwin: Brother its automated fraud. They take their big pile of money from kickbacks, send it to dems in small amounts in registered dems names. Does everyone not know how this works? View Quote Not if it has not been exposed by the media. The only way i first heard of this was on Xtwitter. James O'Keefe's X account earlier this year. It is a straight up money laundering funnel for the Democrats. Some Democrat pensioner is on their list for sending $25...once. That account is then used to push a shitload of micro donations for "the cause". The original donor has no clue. |
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Originally Posted By heavy260: I see my old girlfriend’s father has done a lot donating to Dem causes. He’s a retired cop. Wonder if he has signs out front of his house or if someone is using his name. A lot of people with under $5 donations and even one was 80 cents. Who the hell donates 80 cents? View Quote From what I've gathered from watching James O'Keefe, this is some sort of bot laundering. The amount of each "donation" can vary widely. Say Gerdie Bluehair does send one legit donation, say like $25, the money funneling bot exploits that. Unbeknownst to Gerdie, "she" sends in another for .87 cents at 2:31 AM, then another $87 at 5:34 AM. This goes on for a year and now it shows she's given 8700 micro donations for a grand total of $87,000. |
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Originally Posted By AZCOP: Did you get those charts off the fec.gov website? If you did, let me know what to click. I have a guy in my zip code, that since January 2023, has made 7550 separate contributions, for a total of over $75.000, all to leftist orgs, mostly to Act Blue Jay View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By AZCOP: Originally Posted By perfectsilence: Here's an interesting one for you. One woman has made 957 contributions between 1/14/23 and 8/31/24. She listed either "Retired" or "Not employed" for all of them. The contributions sum up to $22,740 ($19,971 earmarked; $2,769 to Act Blue). Only one single donation of $500 was larger than $100. The contributions also sharply increased in frequency around late June. https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/469899/bar_chart_contribution_amounts_and_dates-3344723.JPG https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/469899/bar_chart_cumulative_contributions_png-3344720.JPG Did you get those charts off the fec.gov website? If you did, let me know what to click. I have a guy in my zip code, that since January 2023, has made 7550 separate contributions, for a total of over $75.000, all to leftist orgs, mostly to Act Blue Jay that’s some serious money. The charts I made in excel; you can export the data to excel and fiddle around with it pretty easily. |
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Originally Posted By rhygin: Nope, not suspicious at all. 176 donations this year so far. $2.50? What the …? https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/326845/IMG_0956_png-3323660.JPG View Quote Weird 1/7, 2/7 - .50 1/13, 2/13 - $1.00 1/21, 2/21 - $25.00 1/24, 2/24 - $2.50 Automated donations, or some sort of large scale fraud/laundering where they flood it with so many small amounts |
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There he goes. One of God's own prototypes. A high-powered mutant of some kind never even considered for mass production. Too weird to live, and too rare to die.
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zero in my zip code but we are also 87% red here.
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