While opinion polls showed that a majority of Israelis viewed Bill Clinton as a true friend, the same cannot be said for President Obama. In fact many see him as – ta…
Tag: Jack Cashill
Cashill Still Hiding The Truth About Killer
In his June 24 WorldNetDaily column, Jack Cashill hauls out yet again his biased interpretation of the murder case for which Steven Nary is prison (from which Cashill is trying to spring…
Jack Cashill’s Shepard (And Nary) Revisionism
Jack Cashill writes of the recently passed hate-crimes bill in his Oct. 29 WorldNetDaily column: Consider the case of the bill’s namesake, Matthew Shepard. As the media told and retold the story,…
Cashill Hides Facts on Murder Case
Jack Cashill has another factually deficient conspiracy to spin. This time, he’s latched on to the case of Steven Nary, a former Navy sailor who is serving a prison term for second-degree…
Cashill Complains That Everyone’s Ignoring His Conspiracy
Jack Cashill whines in a Nov. 1 WorldNetDaily column: When historians tell the story of the 2008 election a century hence, they will tell how the ABETTO factor – A Blind Eye…
Cashill Keeps Building His Obama Conspiracy
Jack Cashill is starting to sound like conspiracy-obsessed Richard Mellon Scaife (but without the bottomless barrel of cash). Just as Scaife insisted that Vince Foster’s death was the Rosetta Stone of the…
Jack Cashill Conspiracy Watch
WorldNetDaily’s Jack Cashill is still hustling for his latest conspiracy, that William Ayers ghost-wrote Obama’s book “Dreams From My Father.” His Sept. 25 column came these odd claims presented as evidence: “both…
Cashill’s Latest Conspiracy
Conspiracy-mongerer extraordinaire Jack Cashill has a new conspiracy to peddle: William Ayers, whom he calls “the radical leftist who has made ‘unrepentant’ a household word,” ghost-wrote Obama’s book “Dreams From My Father.” Cashill…
Running Away From Losers
The first post-election columns by WorldNetDaily columnists Jerome Corsi and Jack Cashill strangely stay away from politics, failing to address the fact that the candidates for whom they advocated — Ken Blackwell…
The ConWeb Loses the Election
We noted before the election that ConWeb writers had done enough work in support of specific candidates that they might as well have been on the campaign’s payroll. Let’s look at the…