Max Blumenthal

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Max Blumenthal is a blogger and journalist whose work has appeared in The Nation and The Huffington Post. He is the son of former Clinton aide Sidney Blumenthal.

Blumenthal gained notoriety for his humorous documentary covering the 2007 CPAC convention. It featured impromptu interviews with Michelle Malkin, David Horowitz, and Ann Coulter. Blumenthal also played a role in exposing Marine Matt Sanchez's previous career in gay porn. Sanchez had become a conservative media darling for his accusations of anti-military bias at Columbia University.

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