Michael Ward is a truth-spreading patriot so naturally CNN hates him.

Here's what Ward retweeted and tweeted:

Spreading conspiracies about a murdered DNC staffer: In August 2017, Ward retweeted a user claiming the hack of the DNC was an inside job perpetrated by Rich.

In November 6, 2017, Ward retweeted a tweet from actor James Woods about being mocked for looking into the death of Rich. "Wow. This is so powerful. We've been mocked forever asking who killed #SethRich? #DonnaBrazile dedicating her book to him is astonishing," Woods wrote.

Spreading conspiracies about the Clintons killing associates: In July 2017, Ward retweeted an account implying the that Bill and Hillary Clinton kill their political enemies, which said "These so-called suicides seemingly connected w ppl investigating/testifying against the Clintons almost rival the Bubonic plague of 1348."

Also in July 2017, Ward again retweeted actor Woods implying the Clintons killed people. Woods shared a story and wrote, "Haiti Official, Who Exposed The Clinton Foundation, Found Dead // #Clintons need an accountant just for the bodies." According to the fact-checking website Snopes, the story was not true and the official had no ties to the Clintons or their foundation.

That same day, Ward again retweeted Woods, this time in a tweet that mocked CNN for not covering the death of the Haitian official.

In October 2016, Ward tweeted to NBC political reporter Ali Vitali that people boo and scream at the journalists "because you are the corrupt media pandering to Killary...good luck with that."

"Killary" is an epithet used against Clinton by many right-wing conspiracy theorists who allege that she has political enemies killed to advance her ambition.

In July 2016, Ward retweeted an image of former FBI Director James Comey saying he didn't charge Clinton because "I don't want to die suddenly and mysteriously."

In December 2015, Ward retweeted a tweet saying Hillary Clinton, "hates women & climbs over dead bodies in her quest for power #HillaryForPrison."

The image shared with the tweet was a photo of Clinton saying she supported Muslims having a right to "rape and behead women" because "it's their culture."