Staffers for corporate front group organizing anti-health rallies refuse to reveal their names.
OPS_admin | Dec 17, 2009 | Comments 0
Staffers for corporate front group organizing anti-health rallies refuse to reveal their names.
On Tuesday, right-wing billionaire David Koch’s Americans for Prosperity (AFP) organized yet another anti-health reform rally on Capitol Hill. Part of AFP’s strength is its secrecy. The organization, a front group for corporate interests, has set up multiple other front groups and tea party events to create a veneer of public support for its agenda. ThinkProgress attempted to interview AFP staffers who were coordinating the event, but they refused to even reveal their real names:
TP: What’s your name?
AFP STAFFER: Puddin Tain. … Puddin Tain. [...]
PROTESTER: What’s your name?
TP: My name’s Lee Fang.
PROTESTER: Lee Fang? Are you an American?
TP: Why do you ask?
PROTESTER: I’m just asking a question, just as you are.
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