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Some readers will see what I did there with the title of this post. WND is rolling out pre-launch publicity for David Barton’s The Jefferson Lies, including a new website and a trailer. Watch: [youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E2pUBopUnGQ[/youtube] The new website features endorsements for the new book. I wonder if they have any idea what they are endorsing. … Continue reading “WND Markets The Jefferson Lies”
Yesterday, World Net Daily posted David Barton’s defense of his discredited book The Jefferson Lies. This is in preparation for a January release of the WND edition. The WND posting appears to be the same 40 page response he wrote in early 2013 in reaction to publisher Thomas Nelson’s decision to pull the book from publication due … Continue reading “David Barton and World Net Daily Begin the Spin Recycle”
David Sessions briefly chronicles Dinesh D’Souza’s rise and recent fall within conservative circles this morning at the Daily Beast. At this point, it is hard to tell whether or not the title of the article is wishful thinking. After watching the conservative response to David Barton’s disgrace over The Jefferson Lies, I am not so … Continue reading “Daily Beast: The Rise and Fall of Dinesh D’Souza”
John Stonestreet, speaking on The Point, a radio minute affiliated with The Chuck Colson Center for Christian Worldview, came out in a negative manner toward The Jefferson Lies last week. Here is the brief segment: The facts are always important — even when we don’t like them. For the Chuck Colson Center for Christian Worldview, … Continue reading “The Point on The Jefferson Lies: We don’t need to change the facts”
As expected, Glenn Beck will publish The Jefferson Lies after Barton sells the 17,000 copies he bought back from Thomas Nelson. Simon and Schuster is in partnership with Beck to distribute the book.