More detail I couldn’t include in my piece: “Fusion ordinarily didn’t work on congressional races but...the firm began to mull a few ways it could have an impact. It went small...focusing on a single congressional district in California. That solidly red seat happened...
to have been occupied since 2003 by one Devin Nunes. When Fritsch asked Fusion staff for volunteers to look into Nunes, every hand shot up. Through a friend, Fusion obtained a copy of the Democratic Party’s research book on Nunes. It was disappointing.”
It was 661-pages long.
It was 661-pages long.
“In the end, Fusion found an obscure bit of litigation that lit up the race.”
The Fresno Bee insisted that info came from their own dogged reporting. amp.fresnobee.com/opinion/editor…
The Fresno Bee insisted that info came from their own dogged reporting. amp.fresnobee.com/opinion/editor…
The Bee is owned by McClatchey—you know, the Cohen-Went-to-Prague McClatchey. Fusion’s influence with the media would he a cause for envy if it weren’t so pernicious.
