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The key to parsing WSJ op-eds is to read the italicized part identifying the author first. Here the OP is an "adviser at Freedom Partners Chamber of Commerce" (
by matthewmcg 10y ago
The key to parsing WSJ op-eds is to read the italicized part identifying the author first. Here the OP is an "adviser at Freedom Partners Chamber of Commerce" (i.e. Think Tank funded by large corporate donors operated "independently" to give a veneer of respectability to their self-serving policy goals.)
- PhantomGremlin 10y agoSo you don't like the messenger. But what about the message? The sub-headline is pretty startling: Tens of millions of dollars disguised as ‘consumer relief’ are going to liberal political groups. Isn't that more important than the messenger? Why not discuss the content?