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, did not deny to that was a client and stressed that the on-the-ground organizer () worked for Crowds as an independent contractor rather than an employee while defending the company’s activities as ...
The reported that retained to seed a network of right-leaning astroturf groups in ; in response Bennett largely did not engage with the Observer’s inquiries, though later accounts say his company ackn...
’s investigation accused , , and of and using the Dallas Express to amplify them; in response, Bennett has publicly denied the core allegations while admitting limited business ties to Crowds on Deman...
reported that its investigation tied to and to front groups like by publishing interviews, internal messages and emails, corporate filings, and pattern-of-coverage analysis that together suggest Benne...
Reporting by local investigators and the Texas Observer ties Monty Bennett to a campaign that used Crowds on Demand to seed and amplify a network of right‑leaning astroturf groups in Dallas through a ...
Reporting from the Texas Observer, D Magazine, Dallas Weekly and others presents a web of documentary and testimonial evidence tying Monty Bennett to both the Dallas Express (which he publishes) and t...
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