Dawn Teo, Huffington Post AlterNet: Immigration. November 17, 2009. When two Tea Partiers entered an area designated for those protesting their presence, they were assaulted with signs.
Adele Stan, AlterNet AlterNet: PEEK. November 12, 2009. After the Daily Show caught him red-handed claiming footage from a large September march to be tape from a Capitol Hill rally, Hannity apologizes.
Nick Baumann, Mother Jones Online. November 9, 2009. Igor Panarin warns that the U.S. will splinter into separate states controlled by foreign powers in 2010. Conservative activists think he may be on to something.
Stephanie Mencimer, Mother Jones. November 5, 2009. What if they gave a Tea Party and nobody came? Michele Bachmann and company promised a barrage of protest calls to the Capitol but, so far, things are kind of quiet.
Frank Schaeffer, AlterNet. October 27, 2009. It's not too hard to guess where talk of 'Judgement Day' can lead to in the context of a right-wing, gun-loving movement.
Staff, Media Matters for America AlterNet: PEEK. August 12, 2009. Are CNBC producers also in contact with Democrats and progressives in planning the news channel's town hall coverage? Doubtful.
Bill Maher, Los Angeles Times. April 25, 2009. Listen up Republicans: It's been almost 100 days, and your country is not coming back to you. She's found somebody new.
David DeGraw, Amped Status. April 17, 2009. Just think what we wouldn't have had to endure if we had this kind of coverage of the 2000 election, Iraq, spying and the list goes on.
Jan Frel, AlterNet AlterNet: Rights and Liberties. April 16, 2009. HuffPo uses its mighty citizen journalism capacity to collect Tea Party reports from across the country.
Jeffrey Feldman, Frameshop. March 1, 2009. Bloggers reveal how the latest so-called "populist" revolt against the federal government was a pre-planned PR stunt.
