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ActBlue Co-Founder Matt DeBergalis Pleads the Fifth in Closed-Door Deposition
- Matt DeBergalis, co-founder of ActBlue, pleaded the Fifth Amendment during a closed-door deposition before the House Judiciary, House Administration, and House Oversight Committees investigating alleged lax fraud prevention related to foreign donations.
- DeBergalis' deposition lasted less than 30 minutes, with him entering and leaving the committee room within about 25 minutes.
- ActBlue CEO Regina Wallace-Jones also previously invoked the Fifth Amendment in June 2026 when appearing before the House Administration Committee.
- The committees are investigating allegations concerning illegal foreign donations through ActBlue's platform.
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ActBlue co-founder Matt DeBergalis pleads the Fifth in closed-door deposition
ActBlue co-founder Matt DeBergalis pleaded the Fifth Amendment during his closed-door deposition before three key House committees, sources familiar with the matter told Fox News Digital.
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ussanews.comAnother Top ActBlue Official Pleads the Fifth Amid Congressional Investigation
The co-founder of the Democrat fundraising juggernaut ActBlue invoked the Fifth Amendment in a closed-door deposition before three House committees, sources familiar with the matter told the Daily Signal. Matt DeBergalis, co-founder of the platform, appeared before the House Judiciary Committee, the House Administration Committee, and the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee on Thursday...
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