Jack Cashill serves up a special Feb. 21 WorldNetDaily column dedicated to complaining that his conspiracy theory that William Ayers ghost-wrote Barack Obama’s book “Dreams From My Father” is being ignored. That’s nothing new, of course, but this time he seems to be claiming some sort of right to appear on Fox News to spew his conspiracy theory.
Cashill is angry that “several of Murdoch’s most prominent hosts on Fox News have made a point of shunning” birther-related issues as well as Cashill’s authorship conspiracy.
Cashill insists that there is a “conservative media firewall around the White House” and that “no one is more capable of tearing it down” than Murdoch. He concludes:
The David Gergorys [sic] of the world have an excuse: They have an agenda and a president to protect.
For our guys, “being thought a kook at a Georgetown cocktail party” is not excuse enough.
Note that he calls Fox News “our guys.” So much for all that “fair and balanced” stuff.
UPDATE: On a related note, Media Matters takes a look at Cashill’s new book “Deconstructing Obama” and finds it, well, stupid.