And that's why they can get away with so much, because people outside of Robertson's circle don't watch it. Paula said that she is concerned that the media does not deal with Robertson and the Christian Coalition in any depth. For example, the media never questions the Coalition's claim of having 1.8 million members. Proof of this has never been offered, and postal records show the circulation of the group's magazine, Christian American, at less than 350,000. The list of reporters and journalists receiving c.c.watch online is growing.
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The Christian Coalition's partisan political activities on behalf of the Republican Party is another area of concern to c.c.watch . She has collected documentation supporting her allegations of the group's partisan activities and turned the material over to the Internal Revenue Service. In March, Paula accepted a special assignment from the Freedom Writer to report on the Council for National Policy's secret meeting at the Buena Vista Palace in Orlando. While it was impossible for her to gain admittance to the closed-door sessions, she was nevertheless able to collect plenty of valuable information. Unsuspecting CNP members talked openly with one another in the public areas of the luxury hotel.