Massive MONEY LAUNDERING allegations have emerged for "The Seditious Six."
ActBlue, a Democratic fundraising platform, has allegedly received over $16 billion since 2004, with a portion of these funds potentially stemming from illegal activities.
The allegations specifically name six lawmakers—Mark Kelly, Elissa Slotkin, Jason Crow, Chris Deluzio, Chrissy Houlahan, and Maggie Goodlander—as recipients of funds tied to these alleged schemes.
According to Cushman's analysis of FEC data, approximately $3 million was contributed across more than 95,000 separate donations via individuals referred to as "smurfs" (a term for individuals making numerous small contributions to evade scrutiny).
It is suggested that the identities of these "smurfs" may have been hijacked without their awareness.
Following the surfacing of these claims, several senior members of ActBlue reportedly resigned, and multiple federal investigations have been initiated in 2025.
According to Jason Roe, this activity constitutes fraud, money laundering, and the funneling of money from outside the U.S..
ActBlueDemocratic fundraising platformAllegedly enabled widespread money laundering; several senior members resigned in 2025 Mark Kelly, Elissa Slotkin, Jason Crow, Chris Deluzio, Chrissy Houlahan, Maggie GoodlanderLawmakers (the "Seditious Six")
Recipients of funds linked to alleged "smurf" donations
Bob Cushman Investigative Reporter/Citizen JournalistConducted FEC data analysis, forwarded evidence to authorities
Charlie LeDuff & James O’Keefe.
Journalists conducted interviews highlighting a lack of awareness among alleged identity theft victims.
According to Jason Roe, as a result of recent campaign finance issues, Republicans are now reportedly outraising Democrats for the first time in a decade.
ActBlue Alleged Receipts since 2004-2025: $16 BILLION
Bob Cushman has stated he is providing evidence to the appropriate authorities for further investigation.