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...
... blogs.dailymail.com/donsurber/archives/26749
* NewsBusters had no posts about the bill in the days before the vote, but at least they somewhat have an excuse in that they're more a watchdog than advocacy group unlike the others listed in this post.
* The Daily Caller had some news-only reports about the bill before the vote, but no calls to action. And, in two of those reports Chris Moody made...
... HotAir [2], and Lachlan Markay of Newsbusters [3] take them to task. That's definitely a valid concern.
However, at the same time, those three all fail to even acknowledge the role that massive/illegal immigration has played in the problems that Bell and other cities in that area have been having for years. When complaining about the media not telling the whole truth, it's generally a good idea...
... won't pass any "juice".
Also, NewsBusters joins in and stupidly (not a rare designation for that site) gives WP no less than six links including to valuable terms like Associated Press, Trinity United Church of Christ, and Jeremiah Wright: newsbusters.org/blogs/noel-sheppard/2009/03/08/wikipedia-scrubs-ayers-wright-obamas-page
As for the actual story, tell me about it. Back on January 16 I...