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Publisher: Lincoln Square
When you join Lincoln Square, you are more than a passive consumer of content – You are a critical member of the Ferocious Opposition. We’ll provide you with the truth that you need and the tools to help spread the antidote to Trump, MAGA, Musk, and what once was a legitimate major political party in our country, the Republicans.
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Description of Lincoln Square Media
Lincoln Square Media is a pro‑democracy, politically aligned media platform launched as a collaborative project of The Lincoln Project, a group of anti‑Trump strategists and political operatives Media Bias/Fact Check 🏛️. It positions itself as part of the “ferocious opposition” — a network dedicated to countering disinformation, authoritarianism, and right‑wing extremism www.lincolnsquare.media 🏛️.
Mission and Purpose
The platform’s stated mission is to expose, inspire, inform, and lead by providing expert analysis, commentary, and investigative reporting on political and social issues. It frames itself as an independent, activist‑driven voice that resists what it calls “autocrats” and “right‑wing media mouthpieces” LinkedIn 🏛️. Subscribers are invited to join the “Lincoln Loyal” community, a group committed to defending democracy and holding leaders accountable www.lincolnsquare.media 🏛️.
Content and Format
Lincoln Square Media produces:
- Commentary and analysis from veteran journalists, military experts, and former political strategists.
- Exclusive shows such as Strategy Session LIVE, Anchor Watch, and The Enemies List LinkedIn 🏛️.
- Podcasts, video series, and newsletters offering immediate, expert takes on breaking news and political developments www.lincolnsquare.media 🏛️.
- Archived publications and on‑demand content for subscribers.
Editorial Approach
Media Bias/Fact Check rates Lincoln Square as left‑biased due to its explicit alignment with Democratic and anti‑Trump activism, but also mostly factual for reporting quality, citing transparent ownership and credible sourcing Media Bias/Fact Check 🏛️. The content is opinion‑driven and one‑sided, with a strong activist tone aimed at mobilizing and informing its audience Media Bias/Fact Check 🏛️.
Funding and Ownership
Lincoln Square Media is independently owned but operates in partnership with The Lincoln Project. It is funded through:
- Paid subscriptions (monthly or annual) with access to exclusive content and community features.
- Merchandise sales via its “Lincoln Square Shop.”
- Donations processed through ActBlue Media Bias/Fact Check 🏛️.
A portion of subscription revenue supports paid advertising campaigns to combat disinformation and promote democratic values www.lincolnsquare.media 🏛️.
Notable Figures
The editorial team includes prominent names such as Rick Wilson, Joe Trippi, Stuart Stevens, Edwin Eisendrath, and other political and media veterans Media Bias/Fact Check+1.
In summary: Lincoln Square Media is a politically progressive, activist‑oriented media hub that blends journalism, political commentary, and advocacy, aiming to mobilize supporters and counter mainstream narratives it views as harmful to democracy.
About
Lincoln Square is a collaborative effort with The Lincoln Project, America’s leading pro-democracy organization. It’s an ambitious effort to rethink how the media fights against autocracy, disinformation, and the flood of attacks on truth and our democracy. We don’t pull punches. We don’t cower in fear and hope Trump, Musk, and their minions don’t notice us and be spared their wrath.
We aren’t legacy media. We don’t have billionaire backers or corporate overlords directing what we can and cannot say.
Our mission is to expose, inspire, inform, lead, and connect — and give you the tools not just to fight back, but fight forward for the America we all deserve – not just the broligarchs and kleptocrats. We fight for the rights of all of us because it takes all of us for America to achieve her extraordinary potential. And we’re getting louder than ever with podcasts, live streaming, digital and social media, commentary, articles, town halls, public and virtual community gatherings, and strategy calls with people like Rick Wilson, Stuart Stevens, and Joe Trippi, who have led the biggest campaigns — and won.