* Corn has done commentaries for National Public Radio, BBC Radio, CBC Radio, and Pacifica Radio. * Over the years, Corn’s writings have appeared in such publications as the Washington Post, New York Times, Los Angeles Times, Philadelphia Inquirer, Boston Globe, Newsday, New Republic, Washington Monthly, LA Weekly, Village Voice, The Independent, Elle, Slate, Salon,, , and Huffington Post. Morrison admitted to having recorded the meeting with a pocket camera from outside McConnell’s office door.

The recording was made by Curtis Morrison, a former volunteer for the left-wing SuperPAC, Progress Kentucky, which was created to oppose McConnell’s re-election. * In April 2013, Corn sparked controversy by releasing an illegally-obtained audio recording (along with a complete transcript) of a private strategy meeting wherein Republican Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell and his staff had discussed ways to discredit a possible campaign opponent, actress Ashley Judd. * When President Barack Obama‘s “green jobs czar,” Van Jones, resigned in 2009 amid controversy over the fact that he had once signed a “9/11 Truth Statement” suggesting that the Bush-Cheney administration had either orchestrated the 9/11 attacks or allowed them to happen, Corn lamented that “the federal government will now be spending about $80 billion on green economy initiatives without the guiding hand of one of the most knowledgeable experts in this field … a public servant who was uniquely qualified to help move the country in the right direction.”

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