Widow of Murdered Police Officer on President Obama's DOJ Nomination: "It's Like Spitting on All of Our Officers"
Last night on Fox News' The Kelly File, Maureen Faulker, the widow of murdered Philadelphia Police Officer Daniel Faulkner, reacted to President Obama's nomination of Debo Adegbile to head up the Civil Rights Division of the Department of Justice. Adegbile has worked as an advocate for cop killer Mumia-Abu-Jamal, the man who was convicted of killing Faulkner in 1982. During his time as a leader at the NAACP Legal Defense Fund and years after the conviction was repeatedly upheld, Adegbile voluntarily took on Abu-Jamal's case and eventually was successful in getting the death penalty overturned.
"I was absolutely outraged by President Obama to make this decision to have a man who defended a murderer, someone who murdered a police officer with pre-meditation and malice, is a radical, is a Black Panther and to give him an appointment, to nominate him to the Department of Justice, it's a disgrace," Faulkner said. "It's a disgrace.
obsessed Justice Department, told viewers that Adegbile's race baiting history is no accident and is exactly what President Obama wants. Former DOJ Civil Rights Attorney and whistleblower J. Christian Adams, who wrote a book exposing Obama's race READ + VIDEO
obsessed Justice Department, told viewers that Adegbile's race baiting history is no accident and is exactly what President Obama wants. Former DOJ Civil Rights Attorney and whistleblower J. Christian Adams, who wrote a book exposing Obama's race READ + VIDEO
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