Jim Jordan: “Bad people should go in jail. That's where they belong. They shouldn't be out so they can hurt your wives, children…”

That's definitely a concern that I think probably any American with common sense would have.

This action confirms that the platform's fraud prevention measures were not as robust as [ActBlue CEO Regina Wallace-Jones] told Congress. We will continue to demand answers.

This is one of the dumbest policies I've ever heard of.

It was supposed to be filtered and screened. It wasn’t.