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Freshly resigned Media Matters editor's thread alleges that MMFA 'covered up for a man who preyed on our colleagues'

It’s goin’ down, y’all.

“Drama at Media Matters” is … well, let’s just say it’s a bit of an understatement.

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Media Matters senior editor Tim Johnson is now former Media Matters senior editor Tim Johnson after resigning from the ostensible “media watchdog.” And he’s got a whole thread explaining his decision.

https://twitter.com/timberwjohnson/status/1533788200178974720

Might wanna find a comfy chair and grab a Snickers for this:

https://twitter.com/timberwjohnson/status/1533788201625829377

https://twitter.com/timberwjohnson/status/1533788202980581380

(Ben Dimiero is an editorial director at MMFA.)

https://twitter.com/timberwjohnson/status/1533788204356222976

https://twitter.com/timberwjohnson/status/1533788205811699712

But … ?

https://twitter.com/timberwjohnson/status/1533788207162220545

April 4? What about April 4?

https://twitter.com/timberwjohnson/status/1533788208374468609

https://twitter.com/timberwjohnson/status/1533788209573937154

https://twitter.com/timberwjohnson/status/1533788210857398272

https://twitter.com/timberwjohnson/status/1533788212677705728

https://twitter.com/timberwjohnson/status/1533788215236247553

Well, Tim sort of shared it publicly … he left some things to be desired. Namely the predator he’s referring to.

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But oh well. We’ll have to take what we can get. And there may be something pretty interesting here.

As the president and CEO of MMFA, surely Angelo Carusone has some thoughts on the matter, no? We would very much like to hear them.

We always knew that the Lincoln Project had some stuff in common with Media Matters, but we must admit that we didn’t realize the extent of the overlap.

Needless to say, we are very much looking forward to seeing how this plays out.