... defending the Kochs include:
* Mark Steyn: steynonline.com/content/view/3767
What's happening in Wisconsin is all about money: budgets, shortfalls, obligations, perks, pensions, privileges - and the burdens of the beleaguered productive class that pays for it. In a story awash with money, the Koch brothers are the least of it. They're certainly billionaires, and that's a lot of dough. Of it,...
... coverage.
While, just for two examples, both Mark Steyn at National Review [3] and Powerline [4] discussed how the AP used eleven writers on the "fact check" and mentioned Garance Burke (linked above) as one of those involved, neither of them made the AP writers themselves the story, and both of their posts will have little long-term effect; both are more or less simply lightweight entertainment...
... beyond the political fringe."
* Mark Steyn says: "Chances of an EU-style sovereignty pooling arrangement in North America? Zero per cent – whatever Tom Tancredo and the CFR say."
* SeeDubya from Junkyard Blog mockingly refers to "internationalist conspiracy", "sweet, sweet New World Order", "Illuminati endgame", and pretends that the Wall Street Journal Editorial Board supports U.S. sovereignty...