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'''Center for Medical Progress''' is a 501(c)3 non-profit [[Pro-life]] organization of citizen journalists. Their main concern is "contemporary bioethical issues that impact [[human]] dignity, and we oppose any interventions, procedures, and experiments that exploit the unequal [[legal]] status of any class of human beings." | '''Center for Medical Progress''' is a 501(c)3 non-profit [[Pro-life]] organization of citizen journalists. Their main concern is "contemporary bioethical issues that impact [[human]] dignity, and we oppose any interventions, procedures, and experiments that exploit the unequal [[legal]] status of any class of human beings." | ||
| − | The organization is based out Irvine, [[California]]. The executive director is David Daleiden, a former employee of Lila Rose's [[Live Action]]. | + | The organization is based out of Irvine, [[California]]. The executive director is David Daleiden, a former employee of Lila Rose's [[Live Action]]. |
Their investigative journalism of [[Planned Parenthood]] senior directors has generated nationwide outrage for exposing the harvest and sale of fetal body parts. | Their investigative journalism of [[Planned Parenthood]] senior directors has generated nationwide outrage for exposing the harvest and sale of fetal body parts. | ||
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==Breitbart tactics== | ==Breitbart tactics== | ||
| − | They picked the target, undercover journalism, release edited video to the public, release an unedited version, wait for all the excuses to be given, then a week or two later-- hit them with another video. This tactic was successful in the targeting of [[ACORN]] that [[Breitbart]] employed | + | They picked the target, undercover journalism, release edited video to the public, release an unedited version, wait for all the excuses to be given, then a week or two later-- hit them with another video. This tactic was successful in the targeting of [[ACORN]] that [[Breitbart]] employed as did [[Lila Rose]]'s abortion journalism. |
Revision as of 17:52, July 24, 2015
Center for Medical Progress is a 501(c)3 non-profit Pro-life organization of citizen journalists. Their main concern is "contemporary bioethical issues that impact human dignity, and we oppose any interventions, procedures, and experiments that exploit the unequal legal status of any class of human beings."
The organization is based out of Irvine, California. The executive director is David Daleiden, a former employee of Lila Rose's Live Action.
Their investigative journalism of Planned Parenthood senior directors has generated nationwide outrage for exposing the harvest and sale of fetal body parts.
Planned Parenthood
Center for Medical Progress has so severely damaged Planned Parenthood, that their biggest backers are pressing for an investigation of the journalists. [1] Republicans Attorney Generals in eight states have started investigations of Planned Parenthood. Congress has been called on to investigate and strip Planned Parenthood of funding.
In an interview with radio-host Mark Levin, executive director David Daleiden announced he has a dozen more videos coming and that this latest work was a combination of 2.5 years of undercover work.
Breitbart tactics
They picked the target, undercover journalism, release edited video to the public, release an unedited version, wait for all the excuses to be given, then a week or two later-- hit them with another video. This tactic was successful in the targeting of ACORN that Breitbart employed as did Lila Rose's abortion journalism.