Nancy Mace:
The Daily Beast’s @JakeLahut joins @chrislhayes to share what he found when he got his hands on a staff handbook for GOP Rep. Nancy Mace. pic.twitter.com/plIduZ8Iul
— All In with Chris Hayes (@allinwithchris) November 4, 2023
FOR WEDNESDAY:
- Lesley Stahl, 60 Minutes report on the Lincoln Project, 2020, https://youtu.be/s95VhNZmigw?si=sArfHh9w3DWcm_ME ONLY 13 1/3 MINUTES and an update:
- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N4lQ6ReEfGM
Looks like oppo research is behind this story on @RepAdamSchiff, but there are no fingerprints:https://t.co/lXDNkSdlO3
— Oppo File (@OppoFile) November 2, 2023
In 2019, Politico interviewed Joe Pounder:
What is a trend going on in the U.S. or abroad that doesn’t get enough attention?
“The surface blurring of lines between reporting and opposition research. All information is now democratized so everyone can act like a researcher and reporter, and everyone with a smartphone can be a video tracker. Thankfully the advancement of technology has made us realize our competitive advantage is going back to basics. Only talented oppo researchers can go into the county courthouse and pull the records they need to build a narrative. Only a reporter can talk to a source and bring sometimes decades-old anecdotes to the surface.”
Collection: see the useful list in Cohen 67-70. GET EVERYTHING YOU CAN AND SORT IT OUT LATER.
- Votes & Quotes
- Congress.gov
- C-SPAN
- Newspapers and magazines -- NOT ALL ONLINE
- Campaign finance
- Financial Disclosure
- Trackers
- Public documents
- Personal stuff
- Yearbooks & student newspapers
- Property tax records
- Voter registrtion
- Court transcripts
- Leads from left field: furloughs
- Anomalies
- Putting pieces together: absences and events
- Historical context: the Vietnam & National Guard
Dissemination
Oppo and vulnerability study (a classic example)
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