A radical-left political hack who gets paid to write hit pieces for fringe-left, fake news outlets (and his own bizarre website) was big mad about our exclusive on Texas State Rep Gene Wu's son being reported to state law enforcement authorities for being a "school safety" risk after he pulled a knife on a teacher in front of students and a history of other troubling behaviors.
a.) The story is true and the alert by local authroties to state law enforcement agencies was quoted accurately.
b.) He did nothing to disprove the story's truthfulness or accuracy, and couldn't even get Wu on the record.
c.) On-background sources are perfectly ethical if credible, and particularly if can be corroborated by a second source. There was once this thing called Watergate and a source named Deep Throat you might remember.
d.) Many outlets these days including ZeroHedge and others have embedded investigative reporters that use pseudonyms to protect their identities, and because so many were canceled by people like this clown.
This guy doxxed DOGE personnel himself. DX did not name the child or school although we were perfectly within our legal right to.
e.) This story was 100% in the public interest - the child's violent behavior was reported by local authorities to state law enforcement agencies as a public safety concern. The parents of other children at that school/ community have an absolute right to know.
So in his silly/sad attempt to challenge DX's credibility he instead provided a perfect use case for why the far-left media propaganda liars are absolutely apoplectic about the wild success of independent new media.
They have lied for so long about so many things that they've lost all credibility and trust with all but the most TDS-inflicted. They are angry that they no longer have exclusive domain over what you read, think and influencing your vote and throwing tantrums like immature, petulant children.
Truth is sacrosanct and DX's foundational, guiding principle. It's not just a suggestion - it's everything. The lying legacy media still hasn't learned that critical lesson yet can't seem to figure out why they've hemorrhaged their audience.
But thanks for refreshing the story. Here it is again for those that missed it. Do me a favor and share it around some more. It's had over a million views across platforms and channels to date.
Chris Putnam, the Dallas Express CEO who did not respond to our request for comment, made a long post on X with his reaction to the story. As a part of his justification for admittedly publishing the article under a pseudonym is that Zero Hedge does it. He also compared DX to the Washington Post.