redstate.com by Jeff Charles
Media Matters for America (MMFA), a supposed media watchdog group, is one of the most self-righteous, pompous, and dishonest political sites on Al Gore’s internet. It is so imperious and pretentious that it makes the people at The Lincoln Project look like the very embodiment of modesty. It should come as no surprise, then, that a former employee is accusing the organization’s leadership of covering up for a sexual predator in its workplace.
Tim Johnson, a former senior editor for MMFA, took to Twitter to announce his resignation and posted a lengthy thread explaining why he decided to leave after “about 10 years.” He started by highlighting the positive aspects of his experience working at the company. But only a few tweets into the thread, he tagged Ben Dimiero, editorial director at MMFA, asking if he and another unnamed individual “want to talk about April 4” and if Dimiero wanted to “talk about how [he] covered up for a man who preyed on our colleagues.”…
