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'''Center for Medical Progress''' is a 501(c)3 non-profit [[Pro-life]] organization of citizen journalists. Their main concern is "contemporary bioethical issues that impact [[human]] dignity, and we oppose any interventions, procedures, and experiments that exploit the unequal [[legal]] status of any class of human beings."  

'''Center for Medical Progress''' is a 501(c)3 non-profit [[Pro-life]] organization of citizen journalists. Their main concern is "contemporary bioethical issues that impact [[human]] dignity, and we oppose any interventions, procedures, and experiments that exploit the unequal [[legal]] status of any class of human beings."  

The organization is based out Irvine, [[California]]. The executive director is David Daleiden, a former employee of Lila Rose's [[Live Action]].   

The organization is based out of Irvine, [[California]]. The executive director is David Daleiden, a former employee of Lila Rose's [[Live Action]].   

Their investigative journalism of [[Planned Parenthood]] senior directors has generated nationwide outrage for exposing the harvest and sale of fetal body parts.

Their investigative journalism of [[Planned Parenthood]] senior directors has generated nationwide outrage for exposing the harvest and sale of fetal body parts.

==Breitbart tactics==

==Breitbart tactics==

They picked the target, undercover journalism, release edited video to the public, release an unedited version, wait for all the excuses to be given, then a week or two later-- hit them with another video. This tactic was successful in the targeting of [[ACORN]] that [[Breitbart]] employed and [[Lila Rose]]'s abortion journalism.

They picked the target, undercover journalism, release edited video to the public, release an unedited version, wait for all the excuses to be given, then a week or two later-- hit them with another video. This tactic was successful in the targeting of [[ACORN]] that [[Breitbart]] employed as did  [[Lila Rose]]'s abortion journalism.