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| − | '''Joseph Farah''' founded in 1997, | + | '''Joseph Farah''' founded in 1997, alongside his wife, Elizabeth, the independent internet news source [[WorldNetDaily]].<ref>http://www.wnd.com/resources/about_WND.asp</ref> |
An experienced [[journalist]], he speaks widely and has been instrumental in providing news reports without [[liberal bias]]. His site, worldnetdaily.com, features many [[conservative]] commentators. | An experienced [[journalist]], he speaks widely and has been instrumental in providing news reports without [[liberal bias]]. His site, worldnetdaily.com, features many [[conservative]] commentators. | ||
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Farah is an across-the-board [[conservative]], in refreshing contrast to [[RINO]]s and others. He has been a leading voice in the movement calling for release of more [[Obama birth certificate lawsuits|documentation of Obama's citizenship]]. | Farah is an across-the-board [[conservative]], in refreshing contrast to [[RINO]]s and others. He has been a leading voice in the movement calling for release of more [[Obama birth certificate lawsuits|documentation of Obama's citizenship]]. | ||
| − | Farah can criticize conservatives. He | + | Farah can criticize conservatives. He criticized the [[Conservative Bible Project]].<ref>[http://www.wnd.com/index.php?fa=PAGE.view&pageId=113599 World Net Daily]</ref> |
Farah thinks the US should pull its troops out of [[Afghanistan]].<ref>http://www.wnd.com/index.php?fa=PAGE.view&pageId=119202</ref> | Farah thinks the US should pull its troops out of [[Afghanistan]].<ref>http://www.wnd.com/index.php?fa=PAGE.view&pageId=119202</ref> | ||
Revision as of 14:21, February 4, 2013
Joseph Farah founded in 1997, alongside his wife, Elizabeth, the independent internet news source WorldNetDaily.[1]
An experienced journalist, he speaks widely and has been instrumental in providing news reports without liberal bias. His site, worldnetdaily.com, features many conservative commentators.
Farah is an across-the-board conservative, in refreshing contrast to RINOs and others. He has been a leading voice in the movement calling for release of more documentation of Obama's citizenship.
Farah can criticize conservatives. He criticized the Conservative Bible Project.[2]
Farah thinks the US should pull its troops out of Afghanistan.[3]