ActBlue Under Fire: James O’Keefe’s Latest Investigation Reveals Suspicious Donations

American Spectator ^ | March 31, 2023 | Scott McKay

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associate went around the country catching employees at ACORN offices on video helping out with what turned out to be a hypothetical scam involving a pimp who was setting up a brothel full of underaged girls and the products of those exploits were tumbling onto the pages of Andrew Breitbart’s then-new site BigGovernment, O’Keefe got very famous very fast.

Since then, he’s been one of the most active conservative media figures in America, pumping out investigative journalism in a fire-hose stream. Not everything has worked out, as one might imagine — when O’Keefe and his team tried a more satirical video chiding then-Sen. Mary Landrieu’s office staff for their refusal to answer their phones following Landrieu’s Obamacare vote, the senator’s allies went after him and ultimately got him enmeshed in a federal criminal prosecution for supposedly “wiretapping” her office, something he didn’t do.

And just recently, O’Keefe got into a snit with the board of Project Veritas, his investigative media organization, which resulted in his getting bounced from the company.

Nobody really thought that would end his career, and it hasn’t. He’s back with a new outfit, O’Keefe Media Group (OMG, which is a hilarious name for certain), and he’s got a bit more understated, but potentially every bit as effective investigation:

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I think that’s what O’Keefe wants. Get each of us checking our local area for problems & then reporting them. If you see issues, report to your senators, congressmen & AG if you’re in a Red State. I looked at my zip & didn’t see any anomalies.