Here's a little bit of that post with some of their findings.
Morris has repeatedly used his platform as a Fox News "political analyst" to help line his pockets. He frequently shoehorns plugs for his website -- as he did last night when directing people to his site to buy his children's book -- and helps pad his email list during Fox appearances (most recently through repeated promotions of his offensive anti-Park51 petition), which he then sells to various GOP campaigns.
During the 2009-2010 election cycle, according to a Media Matters review of FEC filings, Morris and Triangulation Strategies received at least $229,174 in direct payments from political campaigns and groups (while Morris was going on Fox News and lying about how he had been working for the Republican Party "without compensation"):
- Americans for New Leadership: $35,228: [Search of FEC filings, via CQ Moneyline; write-up of first three payments here, and information about the fourth payment here].
- National Republican Trust PAC: $22,946. Four payments: 1/27/09: $1,500; 2/24/09: $5,802; 3/13/09: $2,454; 3/20/09: $13,190, independent expenditure in support of James Tedisco for Congress]
- New York State Senate candidate Greg Ball: $5,000
- Alabama Republican Party: $15,000
- Pennsylvania Republican Party: $10,000
- Christy Mihos for Governor: $80,000
- Steve Pearce for Congress: $15,000
- Brad Zaun for Congress: $8,000
- Nan Hayworth for Congress: $5,000
- Dan Debicella for Congress: $5,000
- Beth Anne Rankin for Congress: $10,000
- Tom Marino for Congress: $5,000
- Sam Caligiuri for Congress: $5,000
- Tim Burns for Congress: $8,000
Morris appeared on Fox News and touted the Rankin campaign and Americans for New Leadership without disclosing he was getting paid by them. Morris also repeatedly appeared on Fox News to discuss Pennsylvania politics, and shill for Pennsylvania Republicans and causes, without disclosing his payment.