FrontPage Magazine

FrontPage Magazine is a neocon magazine founded by ex-Marxist (Trokskyite) turned neocon activist David Horowitz.

Organizational overlap

Increasingly the following organizations share writers or principals. For example, FrontPage will carry articles about universities/professors. Campus-Watch shortly afterwards will carry the same articles. Daniel Pipes writes for both websites. Similarly, there is a wide overlap with Discover the Networks.

Component Organizations

• Campus Watch
• Discover the Networks
• Encounter Books
• David Horowitz Freedom Center (DHFC) formerly known as the Center for the Study of Popular Culture

Flak and Smear Campaigns

• FrontPageMagazine: attacks the Heinz Endowments Attacked the philanthropy of Teresa Heinz Kerry. [1][2][3]
• Attacked Purdue Univ. Prof. Harry Targ stating that: "The Peace Studies program at Purdue is designed to indoctrinate unsuspecting undergraduates in the views that have made Targ a Communist." [4]

FrontPage Pundits

Alexis Amory	Steven C. Baker	Jimmy Bitton
Stephen Brown	Tammy Bruce	Thomas P. Carroll
Phyllis Chesler	Peter Collier	Zachary Constantino
Ann Coulter	Gordon Cucullu	Sean Daniels
Joseph D'Hippolito	Larry Elder	Steven Emerson
Don Feder	Frank J. Gaffney, Jr.	Jamie Glazov
David Harsanyi	Henry Mark Holzer	Erika Holzer
David Horowitz – editor & blogger	Johannes L. Jacobse	Ben Johnson
Myles Kantor	Lee Kaplan	Joe Kaufman
Benjamin Kerstein	Charles Krauthammer	Mark Landsbaum
Alyssa A. Lappen	Roberta Leguizamon	Shawn Macomber
Val MacQueen	David Meir-Levi	Dick Morris
Ed Morrow	Jean Pearce	John Perazzo
Daniel Pipes	Richard Poe – editor	Lowell Ponte
Paul M. Postal	Dennis Prager	Ronald Radosh
Michael Radu	Michael Reagan	Asaf Romirowsky
Joseph J. Sabia	Stephen Schwartz	David A. Sherman
Robert Spencer	Frederick W. Stakelbeck, Jr.	Michael P. Tremoglie
Michael Tremoglie	Judith Weizner	David Yeagley
Source

Contact information

• www.frontpagemag.com
• www.frontpagemagazine.com

External Resources

• Paul de Rooij, "Undermining Civil Society: David Horowitz's Corrosive Projects", CounterPunch, 11 April 2005. Contains an overview and analysis of FrontPage magazine, and it purpose in propaganda.