... discredit those reporters:
* Kenneth Vogel (six posts, the first over three years ago)
* Jonathan Martin (two posts, the first over three years ago)
* Maggie Haberman (three posts, the earliest in June 2010)
If the teapartiers had helped me with that (such as by tweeting those links to them, linking their names to those pages, asking them about the points raised at those links at online or...
... endorsements to conservative groups" by Kenneth Vogel and Lucy McCalmont of Politico, link).
* FreedomWorks sponsors Glenn Beck. See their name's link for more, and note that Freedom Works is headed by Dick Armey, a supporter of illegal immigration. They're one of the main tea parties stringpullers, and they've probably played a key role in keeping that group from highlighting immigration; see...
Kenneth Vogel of the Politico reports (link) that conservatives are trying to offer their own alternatives to opposition research groups like Media Matters for America and the Center for American Progress. They certainly might have some short-lived success with it, especially due to Fox News no doubt retailing their reports.
However, along the way they'll also negatively impact U.S. society...
... above; while past reports from Kenneth Vogel of The Politico have shown bias, he seems to have done a good job with this report.
ADDED: See also
* FAQ: Is Jared Lee Loughner linked to Tea Party, conservatives, or libertarians? (Gabrielle Giffords shooting)
* Jared Loughner: anti-Bush, pro-small government? Intellectually dishonest Tea Party defenders
* Claims by Tea Party enablers that Pima...
... topic - has gone mainstream. Kenneth Vogel of the Politico - seen here "debunking" some "myths" in order to assist the Barack Obama campaign - offers "Obama officials gave Bilderberg briefings" (politico.com/news/stories/0509/22957.html):
A handful of high-ranking Obama administration officials this month delivered private briefings at the annual invitation-only conference held by an elite...
Kenneth Vogel of the Politico - last discussed here for smearing Jerome Corsi - offers "Bilderbergers excite conspiracists" (link). It's a stock "debunking" article, where mockery replaces any attempt at reporting:
... than BHO fans in particular, Kenneth Vogel of The Politico offers the smear piece "Wild theories of 'Obama Nation' author" (politico.com/news/stories/0808/12526.html). Needless to say, many since-proved theories were derided as wild. And, some of the Corsi claims Vogel discusses aren't that wild. Investigating all the statements Vogel attributes to Corsi - some aren't so good but might be less...