| − | |Greatest hitter [[Babe Ruth]] said he ever saw, Jackson is #3 in career batting average in [[Major League Baseball]] but wrongly excluded from its Hall of Fame. Jackson also had a tremendous throwing arm and is ranked among the top-20 outfielders ever. In the [[Black Sox Scandal|1919 World Series]], Jackson hit a spectacular .375 (.394 on-base percentage), with 3 doubles, a home run, and 6 RBIs,<ref>https://www.baseball-almanac.com/players/playerpost.php?p=jacksjo01&ps=ws</ref> and yet a liberal, publicity seeking ex-federal-judge falsely declared that Jackson allowed the other side to win. | + | |Greatest hitter [[Babe Ruth]] said he ever saw, Jackson is #3 in career batting average in [[Major League Baseball]] but wrongly excluded from its Hall of Fame. Jackson also had a tremendous throwing arm and is ranked among the top-20 outfielders ever. In the [[Black Sox Scandal|1919 World Series]], Jackson hit a spectacular .375 (.394 on-base percentage), with 3 doubles, a home run, and 6 RBIs,<ref>https://www.baseball-almanac.com/players/playerpost.php?p=jacksjo01&ps=ws</ref> and yet a liberal, publicity seeking ex-federal-judge falsely declared that Jackson was part of a group allowing the other side to win for [[gambling|gamblers]]. |
| | |In [[liberal denial]], [[Leftist]]s refuse to admit and correct how a tyrannical federal judge-turned-commissioner wrongly made Jackson a scapegoat for the 1919 White Sox [[gambling]] scandal, falsely saying that Jackson was in a group that deliberately allowed the opponent to win when in fact Jackson's play was spectacular. | | |In [[liberal denial]], [[Leftist]]s refuse to admit and correct how a tyrannical federal judge-turned-commissioner wrongly made Jackson a scapegoat for the 1919 White Sox [[gambling]] scandal, falsely saying that Jackson was in a group that deliberately allowed the opponent to win when in fact Jackson's play was spectacular. |