The focus of this new site seems to be to discredit left-leaning sites. If you look at listings for sites on the left, they use subtly judgmental language and go into detail about why they feel the sites may be controversial, etc. For right wing sites (like the Heritage Foundation, a long time, very right wing site) they have little to say and describe it in innocuous, neutral terms--they call the Heritage Foundation a "right of center" group, restate its nice sounding mission statement, and list the number of members. In fact, it has always been a far right group and there's no mention of its having been created by large corporations to manufacture research to support conservative ideas.
In the WV Senate section you have 'Sen. Patrick Morrisey' listed. Morrisey is not and has never been a senator; he is the current WV Attorney General and is running against incumbent Sen. Joe Manchin.
The mailer I recently received in the mail sent out by Citizens for a Strong America is so misleading I thought I should try to find out about CFASA. If this group truly is for a strong america they would disclose who they are and where their money comes from. They totally discredit themselves by sending out propaganda and then hide behind a fake organization. This should be illegal and those responsible should be exposed. All candidates for all offices in South Dakota are honest people - much more honest than the group Citizens for a Strong America. Makes you wonder who is feeding them money, like maybe from overseas or are they just a money laundering organization that works for the highest bidder? It would be interesting to see if they campaign against Democrats as well as Republicans?
"he literally put the fox in charge of the hen house."
He may be a predatory asshole, but he's not a canid. He's figuratively a fox in charge of the hen house.
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