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Sean Higgins The Washington Examiner 5/19/2013 A story in the Washington Post yesterday about the Internal Revenue Service’s Cincinnati office, which does most of the agency’s nonprofit auditing, clearly contradicted earlier reports that the agency’s targeting of Tea Party groups was the result of rogue agents. The Post story anonymously quoted a staffer in Cincinnati […] May 19th, 2013 | Tags: 501(c)4, ABC News, Alternet, American Action Network, Americans Elect, Arianna Huffington, audit, Ben Sherwood, Campaign Legal Center, Cincinnati, Citizens United v. Federal Election Commission, Craig Newmark, Crossroads GPS, Democracy 21, Human Rights Campaign (HRC), Koch Industries, Mark Holden, Michele Norris, Mother Jones, National Treasury Employees Union, NPR, Open Society Foundations, Priorities USA Action, ProPublica.org, Rep. Hamilton Fish III, Steve Kroft, Steven Miller, The Center for Public Integrity | Category: George Soros, History, IRS, Ohio, Politics, Tea Parties, The 9/12 Project, Unions | Comments are closed
Lachlan Markay Breitbart.com Big Journalism 4/18/2012 The campaign against the American Legislative Exchange Council is a case study of the powerful liberal echo chamber at work: left-wing non-profits empower activists to target the organization, media outlets report on those efforts, and “experts” offer quotations to lend those reports additional weight. The upstart group Color of […] April 19th, 2012 | Tags: American Legislative Exchange Council (ALEC), boycotts, Center for Media and Democracy, Color of Change, Edwin Bender, National Beer Wholesalers Association, Open Society Institute (OSI), Paul Abowd, The Center for Public Integrity, The National Institute of Money in State Politics, voter ID laws, Wine and Spirits Wholesalers of America | Category: George Soros, lobbyists, Media accountability, Politics | Comments are closed
[Republicans in Congress] expressed concern that so much federal money was headed to a company whose key investor was George Kaiser, an Oklahoma billionaire who raised more than $50,000 for Obama’s 2008 presidential campaign. President Barack Obama during a tour of the Solyndra solar panel company May 26, 2010 in Fremont, […] September 3rd, 2011 | Tags: 'green' technology, "green jobs", bankruptcy, campaign contributions, cronyism, Energy Secretary Stephen Chu, George Kaiser, George Kaiser Family Foundation, green energy, House Energy and Commerce Committee, Office of Management and Budget, Rep. Fred Upton, Solyndra Inc., The Center for Public Integrity | Category: Barack Obama, Department of Energy, Environment, Oklahoma | Comments are closed
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