Busted By Me! The Misouri AG Is Now Proscuting The Seditions Six & I Have The Proof To Hang Them!

James Kaufman, World News Report Today. Late last year in December, I reported the seditious six taking millions of dollars in campaign contributions from a handful of 22 people, 22 very poor people that could have never come up with so many donations and donated, well, 14,000 times or 13,600 times over the year, or 24,680 times. None of these people knew that they had made anything but a very small $5 or $10 contribution. Their names were used. They called them Smurfs, and the money went directly to these six people, the exact same six people that came on telling our military not to take orders from our commander in chief you can see which one of them got money from every single smurf um obviously mark kelly got money from every single one of them what a slime ball and uh close to second uh well we can see Alyssa Stodkine ex-CIA didn't get money from only three of the smurfs right and you can look at the rest of the names of this seditious six right here and who they got money from uh the average donations and then of course their ages are all 69 to 87 88 87 so they're gonna of course say that these people don't know what they did But these are very average income Democrats on Social Security, and somehow they came up with $3 million to give to these six people. Well, now it's being investigated, finally. How long does it take? Well, I guess that was about nine months from when I did this story. That almost $3 million and those people that made 24,000 donations in a year, well, all that money was funneled to the Seditious Six and other candidates through ActBlue. And now the Missouri Attorney General has launched an investigation into ActBlue. Please share this. Let's make them famous. Missouri Attorney General Catherine Hanaway opened a consumer fraud investigation Friday into ActBlue, the liberal fundraising machine that processed nearly $1.8 billion in 2025 for about 23,000 Democratic candidates and progressive groups. Nevarez's office says it is looking at possible violations of the Missouri Merchandising Practices Act, including fraud, misrepresentation of foreign contributions, and unfair practices. According to a press release from her office, Now, we'll be tagging her political contributions from foreign entities in any form are strictly prohibited by federal law. An investigation into ActBlue, the U.S. House Committee on Administration forwarded information regarding its conduct to the Attorney General's Office for prosecution, and nothing happened. The Attorney General's investigation will examine, and we're talking about Missouri, whether ActBlue sent any funds raised through fraudulent contributions to Missouri political officers' campaign or commitment. ActBlue is a fundraiser platform widely used by almost 23,000 Democrats, as I already stated, and groups, well, slimeballs. In 2025, they rose or raised over $1.8 billion, and it's all fake. the people that uh well look at my first page i'll put it back up so everybody can look at it now the Democrats that are trying to run YouTube they can't stop me they made it so y'all can't read this but y'all can read the 2.9 well million dollars and y'all can read that people made 54,000 contributions, uh, and less in one year. These people don't have a pot to piss in. The whole thing is seditious. No wonder they're trying to guard their asses, right? Again, we'll repeat it. Missouri Attorney General Andrew Hanaway, who will be, well, selected in this X, opened a consumer fraud investigation Friday into ActBlue, the liberal fundraising machine that processed $1.8-plus million in 2025 to about 23,000 Democratic candidates. Hanaway's office says it's looking at possible violations of several laws. Recent reports indicate, though thorough, faulty, potential deliberately unsound donations Verified process, ActBlue could have received and used money directly from foreign sources. It is also suspected that ActBlue receives donations by way of prepaid cards or gift cards, kind of like the scammers, right? A difficult-to-trace method that has been used by foreign donors to conceal contributions to only the Democratic Party. Additionally, there is a reason to believe that fraudulent contributions are being made to ActBlue. Look at my spreadsheet. Under false identities or on behalf of individuals that don't know they donated a dime. I will provide that spreadsheet, and tonight live will do it, and I'll do it right now as well, to the Attorney General, Missouri is such a great state. Texas, Tennessee, Missouri, Florida, God bless you all, okay? The Attorney General's Office is also inquiring about multiple resignations, terminations, and whistleblower complaints. Employees who may have flagged weakness in fraud prevention systems objected to internal decisions or believed that Act Blue was not properly addressing fraud risks for potentially suppressed, punished, or just fired. And they're speaking out now. God bless you all. I'm glad I'm here to set everyone straight, including the attorney generals. please share make act blue famous with my thumbnail god bless you