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</div><div></div><div><div> Follow</div><div> Ian Tuttle ? @iptuttle</div><div>The @nytimes splashed the Koch Bros/Nazi news -- w/o disclosing its personal tie to the story. @NRO: http://www.nationalreview.com/corner/429724/koch-brothers-nazis-new-york-times-bias …</div><div>11:29 AM - 13 Jan 2016</div><div>Photo published for The Deleterious Effects of Koch Addiction (UPDATED), by Ian Tuttle, National Review</div><div>The Deleterious Effects of Koch Addiction (UPDATED), by Ian Tuttle, National Review</div><div>In response to "Harry Reid, Call Your Office."</div><div>nationalreview.com</div><div> Retweets likes</div><div> Follow</div><div> WeAreKochs @WeAreKochs</div><div>LOL ironic that @iptuttle didn't disclose National Review Institute's #Koch Foundation ties. http://www.greenpeace.org/usa/global-warming/climate-deniers/front-groups/national-review-institute/ … https://twitter.com/iptuttle/status/687355788248133632 …</div><div>12:11 PM - 13 Jan 2016</div><div>National Review Institute - Greenpeace USA</div><div>The National Review Institute received $10,000 from Koch foundations in 2011. The National Review frequently publishes Koch-funded climate change deniers.</div><div>greenpeace.org</div><div> 1 1 Retweet likes</div><div>Wednesday, Jan 13, 2016 · 4:13:21 PM PST · WeAreKochs</div><div>
</div><div>And more. Mark Hemingway at The Weekly Standard just wrote an article with the ironic title: “New Yorker Reporter Attacks Koch Bros., Fails to Disclose Conflicts of Interest”. The title is ironic because Mr. Heminway’s own bio states:</div><div>
</div><div>He was the recipient of a Gold Award journalism fellowship from the Phillips Foundation in 2003 and was a Global Prosperity Initiative fellow at the Mercatus Center at George Mason University in 2003 and 2004. </div><div>
</div><div>Guess who donated $25,000, in 2003, to the Phillips Foundation for "General Operating Support"? Koch Family Foundations!</div><div>
</div><div>Charles Koch, himself, is on the board of directors at the The Mercatus Center. The Charles G. Koch Foundation directly gave $8.8 million to the Mercatus Center between 2002 and 2012.</div><div>
</div><div>The Weekly Standard has previously been criticized by ThinkProgress for its ties to the Kochs.</div><div>
</div><div>NOTE: It appears the author did disclose his own personal potential conflicts, but The Weekly Standard hid the disclosure behind a second button click (with no other content). That means many readers (including us, in our first few reads) were unlikely to see it. A full update to that effect has been included later, when we discovered its existence.</div></div><div>==</div>