A former blogger with ThinkProgress, published by the Center for American Progress Action Fund, a 501c4 tax-exempt nonprofit that meets with IRS approval, has revealed the extent to which the White House coordinates with it, and censors what gets posted.  If the IRS were even-handed, this could get its tax exempt status yanked, but don’t hold your breath. Inspired by the defections from RT, the Russia-controlled cable news outlet, Zaid Jilani posted a blog on his own site, titled “How Working In Washington Taught Me We’re All A Little Like RT,” letting the cat out of the bag: When I started working at ThinkProgress at the Center for American Progress Action Fund in 2009, I did so because it was an awesome platform to do good journalism. I knew that I disagreed with CAP on a number of issues, and that I wouldn’t be allowed to write things too harshly critical of President Obama — which half of senior CAP staff had worked for or...(Read Full Post)