Dear Project Veritas Supporters,

I have exciting news: Last night, Eric Holder's Department of Justice "approved" New Hampshire's new Voter ID law that was inspired by our investigation earlier this year.

This shows the real impact of our work . . . but we're just getting started.

It’s been awhile since Politico took a swipe at James O’Keefe and Project Veritas. Unfortunately, yesterday’s post by Dave Levinthal was so rife with omissions that it barely even rises to the level of hit piece. 

WASHINGTON, DC - Project Veritas, the group headed by James O'Keefe and known for their undercover video operations on ACORN, NPR and voter fraud, has released a new video that exposes waste and corruption behind stimulus-funded "Green jobs."

Here we go again. Why is it that every time someone says something stupid, they immediately blame me and Project Veritas?

This time it's Joe Williams, formerly of Politico, who was recently fired for making derogatory comments on MSBNC.

After he was canned, Williams wrote an email blaming his firing on "James O'Keefe's brand of journalism," by which I assume he means our relentless pursuit of the facts, regardless of the powerful people we upset along the way.

Five months after Project Veritas released our first investigative report on voter fraud in New Hampshire, the state’s House of Representatives passed SB 289, a bill that will help prevent future fraud.

Last June, Governor John Lynch vetoed similar legislation, claiming there wasn’t enough evidence of fraud. This year SB 289 passed by an overwhelming 255-103 majority, large enough to override the governor’s veto.