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Politico grabbed headlines on Friday with the breathtaking revelation that Ben Carson, contrary to what he either said or implied, had not been offered a scholarship to West Point.

The third paragraph contains this eye-opening revelation. . .

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Absurd Double Standard for Carson, Obama
November 7, 2015 | WND.com | by Jack Cashill

Politico grabbed headlines on Friday with the breathtaking revelation that Ben Carson, contrary to what he either said or implied, had not been offered a scholarship to West Point.

The third paragraph contains this eye-opening revelation. . .

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Republicans Learning Not to Apologize
November 4, 2015 | WND.com | by Jack Cashill

A headline on Wednesday’s Kansas City Star read as follows, “Kris Kobach rejects criticism for speaking at a ‘white nationalist’ conference.”

The charismatic Kansas secretary of state (left) did more than “reject” criticism. He blasted its source, the Southern Poverty Law Center. . .

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It Takes Real Faith to Be an NFL Quarterback
October 28, 2015 | WND.com | by Jack Cashill

I was watching the Ravens-Cardinals game on Monday night and started Googling around to learn a little bit more about Carson Palmer, the Cardinal’s quarterback from the University of Southern California. . .

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Hillary’s Worst Crime Was Against the “Filmmaker”
October 26, 2015 | AmericanThinker.com | by Jack Cashill

It would be as ethically bankrupt for the Democrats to nominate Hillary Clinton after Benghazi as it would have been for the Republicans to nominate Richard Nixon after Watergate.

More bankrupt actually. No one died at Watergate, and the only people who went to prison were the ones who committed the crimes. At Benghazi, of course, four Americans died, and the only American who went to prison did so to help Hillary sell a lie. . .

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The Campus Crusade for Conformity (or Else!)
October 21, 2015 | WND.com | by Jack Cashill

Wesleyan University sophomore Bryan Stascavage knew he would ruffle a few feathers when, just a week ago, he wrote an op-ed for the campus newspaper, the Argus, on the subject of the Black Lives Matter movement.

Although supportive of the movement’s goals, Stascavage summed up his painfully balanced piece with this idea: “If vilification and denigration of the police force continues to be a significant portion of Black Lives Matter’s message, then I will not support the movement.”. . .

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Hillary’s “Genocide” Lie
October 15, 2015 | AmericanThinker.com | by Jack Cashill

“Well, let's remember what was going on,” Hillary Clinton told Anderson Cooper Tuesday night in Las Vegas in response to his question about the bombing of Libya. “We had a murderous dictator, Qadaffi, who had American blood on his hands, as I'm sure you remember, threatening to massacre large numbers of the Libyan people.”

Before going any further, we might want to note that In April 2009, Qaddafi’s son Mutassim had a cordial meeting with Secretary of State Clinton in Washington. .

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Bernie’s Kosovo Lie
October 14, 2015 | WND.com | by Jack Cashill

Granted, Kosovo is not a burning issue. If asked, the handful of people who watched the CNN Democratic debate on Tuesday would likely identify it as exotic vegetable.

Still, it was the one place on the map that Senator Bernie Sanders, a belligerent quasi-pacifist, thought best justified spilling American blood.

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My Dinner with Secretary Reich
October 7, 2015 | WND.com | by Jack Cashill

Last week, I received an unusual invitation. Clinton-era Labor Secretary Robert Reich (left) was coming to Kansas City with a film crew, and either he or they thought it might be a good idea to stage a dinner in which the secretary interacted with people who did not share his opinions.

Being near the head of everyone’s list of those who might disagree with Reich, I got the invite, accepted, and lived to write about the experience. . .

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Obama, Richards and the Mammogram Lie
September 30, 2015 | WND.com | by Jack Cashill

The second 2012 presidential debate, the one in which Mitt Romney faced off against Barack Obama and CNN's Candy Crowley, is best remembered for Obama's Benghazi lie.

The lie was so consequential people quickly forgot about Obama's Planned Parenthood deceit. . .

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Scarlet Letter Summer Ends on “I” Note
September 23, 2015 | WND.com | by Jack Cashill

My new book, “Scarlet Letters: The Ever Increasing Intolerance of the Cult of Liberalism,” hit the bookstores in August.

As if to justify my thesis, the neo-puritans of the left went hog wild this summer branding their political enemies with a Scrabble box of scarlet letters, culminating this past week in a veritable run on the Scarlet I for “Islamophobia”. . .

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So Is Barack Obama a Muslim or What?
September 21, 2015 | AmericanThinker.com | by Jack Cashill

“The fallacy that President Obama is a Muslim has tripped up many a politician,” said NPR’s Jessica Taylor hopefully on Friday, “and on Thursday night, GOP presidential front-runner Donald Trump was its latest victim.” . . .

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No Film Will Revive Dan Rather’s Reputation
September 16, 2015 | WND.com | by Jack Cashill

Soon to come to a neighborhood theater near you is a film that has the nerve to call itself “Truth.”

Directed by James Vanderbilt and starring Robert Redford as CBS newsman Dan Rather, the film reportedly retells the story of Rather’s misbegotten effort to sink George Bush’s 2004 election campaign with last minute revelations about his military service. . .

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The Inevitability of Kim Davis
September 9 , 2015 | WND.com | by Jack Cashill

In monitoring the postings of my friends on Facebook and elsewhere, I sense a genuine surprise among the more benignly liberal that the federal government would actually send the county clerk of Kentucky’s Rowan County, Kim Davis, to jail for refusing to issue a marriage license to a gay couple.

Most of the supporters of same-sex marriage that I know are not political people. A fair share of them are bright and good-hearted. Most of those are female. More than a few vote Republican. . .

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Free Kim Davis
September 8, 2015 | AmericanThinker.com | by Jack Cashill

"I'm glad the court sent a strong message that you have to follow the law," said Timothy Love of Kentucky, one of the plaintiffs in the Supreme Court case that legalized gay marriage. The strong message that U.S. District Court Judge David Bunning was to send Kim Davis to prison. Davis, the county clerk of Kentucky’s Rowan County, boldly refused to issue a marriage license to a gay couple.

Love’s comment raises at least two interesting questions. One is this: when did the left develop this affection for following the law? . . .

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If "W" Had Been Trump - In 2004
September 2, 2015 | WND.com | by Jack Cashill

“The Republican nominee for president will be that candidate who best learns that there is no future in apologizing,” I wrote in the opening sentence of a June 10 WND article.

I had come to this conclusion after researching my new book, Scarlet Letters: The Ever Increasing Intolerance of the Cult of Liberalism. In the book I profile those individuals who stood their ground against their progressive oppressors and prevailed.

George W. Bush was not one of those people. As charming and congenial as he could be, Bush as president was civil to a fault. His political enemies saw that as a weakness and exploited it. . .

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Hillary and Obama Own the Tragic Libyan Exodus
September 1, 2015 | AmericanThinker.com | by Jack Cashill

Last week, in one incident, as many as 180 men, women and children drowned when the boat carrying them capsized off the Libyan coast. “Libya is a major transit route for migrants hoping to make it to Europe,” reported Reuters. “Smuggling networks exploit the country's lawlessness and chaos.”

What Reuters did not explain, at least in any detail, is “why Libya”?

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Joe Biden Is Shovel-Ready
August 26, 2015 | WND.com | by Jack Cashill

As Vice-President Joe Biden gears up to run for president, it falls to publications like WND to remind the American people that Joe Biden is more than just a gaffe machine. Indeed, the gaffes tend to mask the charming incompetence at Biden’s core. . .

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“Anchor Baby” Flap Shows Left Losing Grip
August 22, 2015 | AmericanThinker.com | by Jack Cashill

“You said that you have a big heart, and that you’re not mean-spirited,” queried ABC reporter Tom Llamas. “Are you aware that the term ‘anchor baby,’ that’s an offensive term? People find that hurtful.” The target for Llamas’s pique, of course, was presidential candidate Donald Trump. . .

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Potty-Mouth Leftists on Presidential Eligibility
(Part 2 in series)
August 19, 2015 | WND.com | by Jack Cashill

Last week, I wrote a column for WND titled, “Just Who Is Eligible to be President.” In it I raised the question as to whether Marco Rubio, Ted Cruz, Bobby Jindal, and Rick Santorum are “natural born citizens” and thus eligible to be president of the United States.

The article generated a fair amount of response. Some respondents thought my interpretation of the law too strict. Others thought it too lenient, but . . . .

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Just Who Is Eligible to be President? (Part 1 in series)
August 12, 2015 | WND.com | by Jack Cashill

The question has been raised for Marco Rubio, Ted Cruz, Bobby Jindal, and even Rick Santorum—as it was for Barack Obama and John McCain before them--as to whether they are “natural born citizens” and thus eligible to be president of the United States.

In helping the formidable Dr. Terry Lakin with his book, “Officer’s Oath,” I did a fair amount of research on this subject as did Lakin. . . .

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The Republican Race So Far (With Straw Poll)
August 10, 2015 | AmericanThinker.com | by Jack Cashill

To this point, I am feeling wise. I predicted the emergence of a Trump, the ascendancy of Cruz and Fiorina, the illusory nature of the Jeb Bush candidacy, and the general dynamism of the Republican field. . .

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New Yorker Slaps Scarlet R on Darren Wilson
August 5, 2015 | WND.com | by Jack Cashill

Writers for the venerable New Yorker magazine seem to have no greater joy in life than imputing racism to those who live west of 10th Avenue.

And what more target rich an environment to practice one’s moral hauteur on than the police department of a working class Midwestern town like Ferguson, Missouri? . . .

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An Early (Accurate) Prediction about the Trump Candidacy
August 4, 2015 | AmericanThinker.com | by Jack Cashill

“Donald Trump is already doomed: Why his campaign is a bigger disaster than his hair,” screamed the headline of a July 6 Salon headline.

“The TV billionaire has only just announced his candidacy--yet he's already made enough mistakes to last a lifetime.”

In fact, Trump was not doomed at all.

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Would You Let Your 12-Year-Old Daughter Sleep in a Tent with an 18-Year-Old Boy?
July 31, 2015 | AmericanThinker.com | by Jack Cashill

I was driving in to work earlier this week, listening to a local talk show, when I did something I almost never do. I called in.

The subject was the decision by the governing board of the Boy Scouts of America (BSA) to allow openly gay adults to serve as den leaders, scoutmasters and camp counselors. How could I resist? I am an Eagle Scout, and I have a book coming out next week called Scarlet Letters that deals with this larger subject.

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Abortion: the Progressives' Sacrament
July 29, 2015 | WND.com | by Jack Cashill

More intensely now than ever, the left has a stranglehold on the way the rest of us are supposed to talk, joke, pray, and think. . .

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Redefining Virtue in the Bizarro World Order

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Now for the Theo Van Gogh Courage Award
July 22, 2015 | WND.com | by Jack Cashill

How much courage did it take for Bruce Jenner to “transition” to whatever gender status the one time Olympic hero claims today?

This question can be answered with a single headline from the New York Post: “Brett Favre makes the ESPYs uncomfortable for everyone.". . .

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Every Day, A New Way to Hate
July 21, 2015 | AmericanThinker.com | by Jack Cashill

Last Thursday morning I turned on the TV to watch the British Open. Unfortunately, ESPN was broadcasting it. I say “unfortunate” because ESPN announcers insist on calling the British Open “the Open” as showily as they insist on calling Bruce Jenner “Caitlyn Jenner.”

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The Worst Major Party Candidate Ever
July 15, 2015 | WND.com | by Jack Cashill

If Richard Nixon ran for president after Watergate, he would have been a more credible candidate than Hillary Rodham Clinton is in 2016.

If Vice-President Aaron Burr ran for president after shooting Alexander Hamilton, he would have had far fewer notches on his belt than Hillary does in 2016. . .

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Which Republican Will Stand Up For The Kleins?
July 8, 2015 | WND.com | by Jack Cashill

The first Republican to fly to Oregon and hold a press conference with Melissa and Aaron Klein will get my vote.

To undo the eight years of the Obama era will take more than right thinking. It will take some in-your-face moral bravado. . .

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The Donald’s Scarlet X
July 6, 2015 | AmericanThinker.com | by Jack Cashill

In her HBO documentary Fall to Grace, Alexandra Pelosi—yes, Nancy’s daughter—revealed, without intending, how the shifting progressive creed had become conflated with “sin.”

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My Neighborhood U Paid Chelsea 65K!
July 1, 2015 | WND.com | by Jack Cashill

I know the University of Missouri at Kansas City (UMKC) well, vey well. I live about a half-mile away. I know many of the people who teach there. After two years with no raises at all, this year they got to divvy up a meager wage pool of 2 percent.

Most of the students who go to UMKC live at home and commute. Almost all of them work to pay for their education, many of them full-time. . .

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The Unlikely Turning Point
in the Same Sex “Marriage” Battle
June 29, 2015 | AmericanThinker.com | by Jack Cashill

This past weekend has been heady one for our friends on the soft-core left. Without ever attending a meeting, let alone a march, or even making a donation, they got to celebrate Obergefell v. Hodges as if it were V-J day .

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Did Dylann Roof Write His Manifesto?
June 24, 2015 | WND.com | by Jack Cashill

“I was not raised in a racist home or environment,“ Dylann Roof writes in the opening sentence of his presumed manifesto. . .

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So Now I Am Responsible for
the Charleston Shooting
June 23, 2015 | AmericanThinker.com | by Jack Cashill

I had no intention of commenting on the recent shooting at a Charleston, South Carolina, church. There were two good reasons why. One was that I have always found it unseemly to exploit a genuine tragedy, especially before the bodies are buried and the event gains some historical perspective.

The second was . . .

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Why Is Rachel D Less “Authentic”
Than Barry O?
June 17, 2015 | WND.com | by Jack Cashill

If the least attentive of news watchers this past month can identify only two people by sight, one of them is surely Rachel Dolezal (pronounced DOLE-uh-zhal).

Rachel (pictured left as an adult and child) of course, has spent the last decade passing for a black woman. And say what you will about her authenticity or lack of it, she, unlike other famous transitional types in the news, is not insisting we call her by a new name like, say, “Shamiqua”. . .

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If Only GOP Candidates Would Say This
June 10, 2015 | WND.com | by Jack Cashill

The Republican nominee for president will be that candidate who best learns that there is no future in apologizing .

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You Just Might Be A Liberal . . .
June 3, 2015 | WND.com | by Jack Cashill

With all due to respect to America’s best comedian, Jeff Foxworthy:

• If you went to the local adoption agency and asked for a gay baby, you just might be a liberal.

• If you have ever walked around campus with a mattress on your back, you just might be a liberal. . .

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But Would You Have Invaded Libya?
May 27, 2015 | WND.com | by Jack Cashill

Largely to protect Hillary Clinton’s future, the media have been pestering Republican candidates with the question, “Would you have invaded Iraq?”

This question serves at least two purposes. For one, it shifts the blame for Barack Obama’s tragically botched handling of Iraq back to Bush.

For another. . .

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Like Don Draper, Barack Obama Can Never Go Home
May 25, 2015 | AmericanThinker.com | by Jack Cashill

In watching the seventh season of AMC’s inspired hit series Mad Men unfold, I found myself thinking of the Obama presidency, also in its seventh season. (No spoilers until article’s end).

For those who may not have seen the series, the principal character of Mad Men is a sophisticated and self-possessed creative director for a New York ad agency named Don Draper (left) . . .

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How Stephanopolous Tried to Save
Hillary in 2008
May 22, 2015 | AmericanThinker.com | by Jack Cashill

Like Philip Carey, the protagonist of Somerset Maugham’s Of Human Bondage, Clinton aide and current ABC grandee, George Stephanopoulos, has repeatedly sought the love and approval of a woman who simply does not have love in her bag of tricks. . .

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Malik Obama’s Million Dollar Manuscript
May 20, 2015 | WND.com | by Jack Cashill

Future historians, should they ever interest themselves in the truth of the Obama ascendancy, will owe a major debt to documentarian Joel Gilbert.

Where others ruminate, Gilbert digs. He has struck a highly useful vein of late in developing a relationship with Barack Obama’s older half brother, Malik Obama (above), whom he recently interviewed on camera via Skype.

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If Atticus Finch Could Tweet . . .
May 13, 2015 | WND.com | by Jack Cashill

If you need a snapshot of what has happened to liberal America, Twitter provided it on Monday afternoon.

On the news that George Zimmerman had been injured in a Florida shooting, the left side of Twitterdom lit up more gleefully than it had since Dick Cheney stopped duck hunting.

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Just Who Was the Man
in Freddie Gray’s Van?
May 8, 2015 | AmericanThinker.com | by Jack Cashill

On Wednesday, April 29, Peter Hermann of the Washington Post published a well-sourced article, headlined, "Prisoner in van said Freddie Gray "'was intentionally trying to injure himself.’”

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Why Marilyn Mosby Must Go
May 6, 2015 | WND.com | by Jack Cashill

The answer as to why Baltimore state’s attorney Marilyn Mosby (left) must go is simple enough: she has consistently shown herself unwilling or unable to put justice before race.

She has also conspicuously failed to grasp the idea that “justice” is due the accused, not the mobs howling for the heads of the accused.

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Free the Baltimore Six
May 4, 2015 | AmericanThinker.com | by Jack Cashill

If anyone doubted before Friday that the postmodern lynch mob era is in full swing, Baltimore state’s attorney Marilyn Mosby (pictured) put those doubts to rest.

“To the youth of the city,” said Mosby, “I will seek justice on your behalf. This is a moment. This is your moment. Let’s insure we have peaceful and productive rallies that will develop structural and systemic changes for generations to come. You’re at the forefront of this cause and as young people, our time is now."

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So What Race Is April Pikes?
May 1 , 2015 | AmericanThinker.com | by Jack Cashill

On Tuesday of this week, April 28, an incident took place in a Houston Wal-Mart that should have made national news. It hasn’t. In fact, the story has scarcely left Houston.

The nature of the incident could not be more topical. Jeremiah Matthews, 23, attacked Houston Community College police officer, April Pikes, with a hunting knife while she moonlighted as a security guard. Matthews stabbed Pikes fourteen times, tried to pull her gun, and would likely have killed her had not store patrons intervened. As it is, Pikes had to undergo a six-hour surgery, remains in intensive care, and may lose an arm. Police have charged Matthews with attempted capital murder.

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Mr. President, Crime Is A Contact Sport
April 29, 2015 | WND.com | by Jack Cashill

Mr. President, crime, like football, is a contact sport. Those who choose to participate run risks that ordinary citizens do not.

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The Clintons’ Other, Truly Bodacious Mine Boondoggle
April 27, 2015 | AmericanThinker.com | by Jack Cashill

The New York Times reported this week on the unseemly transfer of cash from parties interested in a major uranium deal to the Clintons. The Canadian company selling Uranium One to the Russians donated $2.35 million to the Clinton Foundation. And Russians tied to the deal gave Bill Clinton $500,000 for a Moscow speech. The deal had global consequences.

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Hillary’s Baggage Train: Part 2, TWA 800
April 22, 2015 | WND.com | by Jack Cashill

This is part 2 of Jack Cashill's "Hillary's Baggage"series.
For part 1 of "Hillary's Baggage" scroll down.

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Last week, out of the blue, the New York Daily News ran a story headlined, “Former Obama pilot: TWA Flight 800 was not blown up by a faulty fuel tank; it was shot down. I’ll always believe that, and here’s why.”

For the record, this 747 blew up off the coast of Long Island on July 17, 1996, killing all 230 people on board. The author, pilot Andrew Danziger, is convinced that the plane was shot out of the sky.

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What The Unearthed 1995 Video Tells Us About Obama
April 16, 2015 | AmericanThinker.com | by Jack Cashill

A professionally shot video of Barack Obama from 1995 has recently surfaced. Shot at the Cambridge Mass. Public Library, the video captures a skinny, youthful Obama promoting his then newly released memoir, Dreams from My Father,

In this hour-long presentation, Obama openly talks about his relationship with his mentor, Frank Marshall Davis, a Communist and pornographer. Perhaps more importantly, Obama gives us a much clearer picture about who he was in 1995, on the cusp of his political career, than we had seen before.

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and Further Thoughts on Obama’s 1995 Video
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Hillary’s Baggage Train: Part 1, Indonesia
April 15, 2015 | WND.com | by Jack Cashill

No presidential candidate in History has raced to the White House with more baggage than Hillary Clinton. For those too young to remember—and those in the media too eager to forget—allow me to air some of that baggage out.

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In the November 1994 mid-terms, Democrats lost fifty-two seats in the House and eight in the Senate. Mario Cuomo lost. House speaker Tom Foley lost. Popular Texas governor Ann Richards lost to underdog George W. Bush.

Bill and Hillary Clinton caught the blame. After days of anger and self-pity, they began to focus again on the one principle that had directed their lives to date-getting Bill re-elected. . .

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Hasn’t Al Sharpton Heard of Waco?
April 13, 2015 | AmericanThinker.com | by Jack Cashill

“There must be national policy and national law on policing,” Al Sharpton (left) said at the kickoff of his National Action Network’s annual convention last week. “We can’t go from state to state, we’ve got to have national law to protect people against these continued questions.”

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The GOP’s Formidable Starting 5
April 8, 2015 | WND.com | by Jack Cashill

You might not like their individual moves, but the likely top five in this year’s Republican primary field is Duke to the Democrats’ (2-28) San Jose State.

Would that the Dem’s only player of note had been a one-and-done, but wily veteran Hillary Clinton plods on to the bitter end, hoping that someone somewhere will finally draft her.

Clinton, in fact, is more than five years older than the oldest of the Republican starting five. . .

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What Columbia Missed In Its Review of Rolling Stone
April 7, 2015 | AmericanThinker.com | by Jack Cashill

In November, Rolling Stone magazine ran a story detailing the horrific account of an alleged gang rape at a fraternity on the University of Virginia campus. The story quickly proved to be rubbish, and Rolling Stone reached out to the Columbia University School of Journalism to discover how the magazine could have blundered so badly.

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First, They Came for the Bakers . . .
April 1, 2015 | WND.com | by Jack Cashill

In my forthcoming book, “Scarlet Letters: The Ever-Increasing Intolerance of the Cult of Liberalism Exposed,” I address the emergence of what I call “ progressive neo-puritanism.”

With the exception of Islam, an unlikely ally in the rainbow coalition, this may well be the most judgmental, vengeful, unforgiving quasi-religious cult abroad in the Western world today. . .

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Zimmerman Unloads Righteously on Obama
March 25, 2015 | WND.com | by Jack Cashill

In an unvarnished thirteen-minute interview with his attorney, George Zimmerman summed up his legal adventures with a clarity that has been totally lacking in the media.

Zimmerman was able to do the interview only because the Department of Justice finally cleared him of civil rights charges in the February 2012 shooting death of Trayvon Martin. . .

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Pro Football Is Good for Your Health
March 22, 2015 | AmericanThinker.com | by Jack Cashill

Those who follow sports today understand that the sports media are as sissified as the news media. The result lately has been an unending stream of soft-core Marxist articles about the dangers of pro football.

I say “Marxist” because the articles and TV features almost inevitably pit manipulative money-grubbing owners against hapless exploited players.

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Does the Left Want a Race War?
March 18, 2015 | WND.com | by Jack Cashill

Many of us who did not vote for Barack Obama in the 2008 presidential election found some solace in the notion that Obama’s presidency, if nothing else, would ease racial tensions.

The poll numbers suggested the same. In the month of Obama’s inauguration, 79 percent of whites and 63 percent of blacks held a favorable view of race relations in America, something of a high water mark in recent history.

Those paying close attention, however, saw reason to worry. . .

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Multicultural Meltdown in Madison
March 11, 2015 | WND.com | by Jack Cashill

It was while watching the absurdly predictable fallout from the fatal shooting of 19-year-old Tony Robinson--the six-foot, five-inch “teddy bear”—that I recalled where I was when I first heard the term “politically-correct.” . . .

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DOJ to Ferguson: Adopt Strategy
That Killed Trayvon
March 9, 2015 | AmericanThinker.com | by Jack Cashill

There are many flaws with the Department of Justice’s report on policing in Ferguson, Missouri. The most glaring is the report’s use of statistics, but the most egregious, as shall be seen, is the strategy the DOJ recommends to address statistical disparities.

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How Deep is Obama’s Anti-Israel Bias?
March 4, 2015 | WND.com | by Jack Cashill

"There should not be a shred of doubt by now,” Obama told the told the American Israel Public Affairs Committee in March 2012. “When the chips are down, I have Israel's back."

Once he won reelection, Obama had little reason to court America’s Jews and less reason to continue pretending to support Israel. . .

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