James O'Keefe, the man who slew ACORN and on Wednesday toppled the CEO of NPR, is some new kind of journalist – Johnny Knoxville meets Glenn Beck in Michael Cera's body.
His critics call him a sneaky little punk who cheats context to destroy careers and lives.
His supporters, including his media mentor, Andrew Breitbart, call him the right wing's answer to a long line of left-leaning "hybrid troublemakers who get put on the cover of Rolling Stone, like Paul Krassner and Abbie Hoffman."
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With Vivian Schiller, the CEO of O'Keefe's latest target, National Public Radio, resigning Wednesday following yet another O'Keefe hidden-camera sting, everyone can agree that the 26-year-old conservative activist is real good at achieving his political agenda.