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Yesterday, Missouri’s standout Attorney General — lead plaintiff in the seminal Missouri v. Biden First Amendment lawsuit — waded into the Media Matters pool, (ironically) with a snappy tweet crisply announcing a brand new investigation of the deplorable activist group, drafting right behind Elon Musk’s federal lawsuit against what he calls an “evil” activist group (he’s not wrong). The Missouri AG alleged fraud:




... One is tempted to see a grander battle playing out behind the scenes. It would go something like this: Musk hits the federal government by buying Twitter and releasing evidence of government censorship. The feds hit Musk back, by investigating his companies and filing lawsuits. Musk retaliates by un-banning President Trump’s Twitter account. Media Matters, obviously a security state tool, torpedoes Twitter’s revenues with its fake “Project X.” Musk strikes back by returning Alex Jones to Twitter and recruiting the Missouri AG — with whom Twitter worked closely during the Twitter files episode earlier this year — for Missouri to open an official investigation of the odious deepstate activist group, threatening to expose its government connections.

So the Missouri AG’s curious reference to free speech — out of place in a letter to a private ‘charity’ — is perhaps actually a thinly-veiled threat to expose the deep state cockroaches infesting Media Matters. Missouri just finished exposing the security state’s penetration of all the big social media companies in Missouri v. Biden. Similarly, the Media Matters communications might reveal, just as they did for Twitter and Facebook, that the FBI and the CIA have been getting up to more of their awful, anti-Constitutional hi-jinx inside fake (but very well funded) media charities like ‘Media Matters.’