JournoList: 122 Names Confirmed (with News Organizations)

Source List Included | 07/25/2010 | BuckeyeTexan

[Eddie01]

Anyone who used the word “Gravitas” is suspect.

[daisy mae for the usa]

You are doing an incredible job. Sources are very important. This list will be vital as we push towards November. We look for common narratives, tie them to people on the list and expose propaganda as it happens.

[Brugmansian]

105. Steven Teles - Yale University

Teles is a Bernard L. Schwartz Fellow.

After giving Clinton millions in exchange for letting him upgrade China's ICBM force and bankrupting two companies (Loral Aerospace and Globalstar) in a little over a year, I didn't think Schwartz had any money left.

[Jack Black]

Cenk Uygur is not on the list, or so he says at his article at Huff-Post where he says the list is "fake".

I suggest we remove his name from this list and give him the benefit of the doubt.

Until Tucker releases the names we need to work to make this accurate as possible.

[Jack Black]

Cenk Uygur is not on the list, or so he says at his article at Huff-Post where he says the list is "fake".

I suggest we remove his name from this list and give him the benefit of the doubt.

Until Tucker releases the names we need to work to make this accurate as possible.

[BuckeyeTexan]

Thank you very much for the information. I’ve removed Cenk Uygur’s name from the list. It will be on the next update.

I added him to the list because he signed the original ABC debate complaint letter that was circulated around JournoList. Ezra Klein referenced the letter and indicated that it was compiled and signed by J-listers. So if any of the original signers were not on JournoList, they need to speak up as Cenk Uygur did.

If you review the list of sources I provided, you’ll see that the list is very accurate. Most are direct admissions from the J-listers themselves. If I relied solely on Tucker Carlson’s email disclosures, the list would be at about 50 names. (We know there were at least 400 members of JournoList.)