hit piece.
The motive. The lies. The omissions.

People

Who wrote it. Who’s quoted. Who it’s about.

Everyone who appears in a piece we’ve reviewed, the role they played in it, and the verdict on the piece. 6 people so far.

We rate pieces, not people. The colored badges are the verdicts on the articles each person appears in.

Reporters

Who wrote the pieces we reviewed.

Reporter

Anthony Blair

New York Post reporter. Previously at The Sun and The U.S. Sun.

New York Post · 1 review · 1 rated Propaganda Propaganda

Quoted sources

Who the pieces relied on for their quotes.

Quoted source

Scott Walter

Capital Research Center president and a former George W. Bush adviser, as identified in the article.

Capital Research Center · 1 review · 1 rated Propaganda Propaganda Quoted source

Parker Thayer

An investigative researcher at Capital Research Center.

Capital Research Center · 1 review · 1 rated Propaganda Propaganda

Subjects

Who the pieces were about.

Subject

Peter Singer

Writes about animal suffering, poverty and difficult choices about life and death.

Philosopher · 1 review · 1 rated Propaganda Propaganda Named subject

Dario Amodei

Anthropic CEO. Has written about effective giving and AI safety.

Anthropic · 1 review · 1 rated Propaganda Propaganda Named subject

Sam Altman

OpenAI CEO. Named in the Post article’s discussion of Singer and AI safety.

OpenAI · 1 review · 1 rated Propaganda Propaganda

Organizations

Who the sources work for.

Organization

Capital Research Center

A conservative research and advocacy group that investigates liberal nonprofits, donors and activists. It publishes findings used to challenge their influence and argues for free markets and limited government.

2 people from it in our reviews