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Old 02-13-2011, 09:42 PM
 
Location: Tennessee
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It makes me ill to mention a mistake by the big guy, and yes I think the snow thing was laughable (c'mon Jersey doesn't know what to do when it snows and needs the governor to tell the snow plow guys "Gentlemen start your engines," before they can move?), but Steven Emerson is the person I trust the most on issues related to terrorism and if he thinks this Christie nominee for Superior Court Justice is a big mistake, then so do I.

"The Investigative Project on Terrorism, a nonprofit that examines funding and operations of Islamic extremism, called Mohammed a "mouthpiece for radical Islamists" in an online post about his nomination."

Superior Court nominee rose to prominence as key voice of N.J.'s Muslim community | NJ.com
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