[Morgana]

The man who did this is a volunteer worker at Planned Parenthood.

Chris Smith is a pro life congressman!

[BenLurkin]

bttt

[Doogle]

Lock him up in dereal jail....

[Vigilanteman]

Dereal Finklin, 43, who is a registered Democrat in East Orange, . . .

How did this get past the news censor filters?

[stinkerpot65]

Typical violent Democrat.

[moovova]

A. Registered. Democrat.

I’m shocked.

[Eleutheria5]

So he wanted to perform a very late-term abortion. Make an example of this snowflake POS. Keep him away from the light of day for a long time.

[novemberslady]

Smith said the threat –which he confirmed was a death threat –
was just the latest incident in a pattern of abuse and harassment that he and his staff have endured over the past five years,
as the political discourse in the United States has grown more polarized. because people have been allowed to get away with this shit...

Chris Smith is a good guy.
nothing better happen to him

[NFHale]

“..Dereal Finklin...”

“Dereal” as opposed to “de fake”?

Great made-up name there, sport....

[TheConservativeTejano]

New Jersey man charged in threat against U.S. Rep. Chris Smith [R]

The Rat party is getting too unhinged!!!

[SaveFerris]

Is this the perp?

https://yt3.ggpht.com/a-/ACSszfEoidpn6rgLYj0_ETV5ejZrQlcRZEFA4Q8bzQ=s900-mo-c-c0xffffffff-rj-k-no

[jmacusa]

The Asbury Park Press is as scurrilous a liberal rag as ever there was one. It’s owned by the Ganett News Organization.

[SMGFan]

article originally from Asbury Park Press a Gannette Newspaper

[piasa]

Why would a man volunteer at Planned Parenthood? What use would a man be to women who already had an unwise encounter with a man and got knocked up for it?

Do they need someone to hold down reluctant patients or what?

[Brown Deer]

Dereal Finklin is 43 years old and was born on 2/13/1975 and was a very unimpressive football player at Vanderbilt:

DB 1993-1995: 33 games, 0 Tackles, 5 Int, 76 yds, 0 TDs

Jamie Duncan, a redshirt freshman linebacker, and DeReal Finklin, a sophomore cornerback, were dismissed from the Vanderbilt team for alleged improper use of a debit or credit card. (Thursday, October 6, 1994)



The Tennessean from Nashville, Tennessee · Page 25
DeREAL FINKLIN By MIKE ORGAN Sports Writer

DeReal Finklin, the Vanderbilt football player kicked off the team for credit card misuse, says he's learned his lesson. Back in Nashville, the one-time starting cornerback is anxious to get back into football and normalize his life, which took a disappointing turn last fall. Finklin and teammate Jamie Duncan, a linebacker, were expelled from the university in October after misuse of the credit cards took place. "It was a bad situation and I don't even like to think about it," Finklin said. "It brings back bad memories. I let a lot of people down." But it's time to get back up, he said, detailing plans to re-enroll at Vanderbilt for a May three-week intersession term. He also must attend classes through the summer to put himself in position to be allowed back on the team. It's a decision first for the university and ultimately for the NCAA. "That's the big question, can I play next season?" said Finklin, who has two years eligibility remaining. "Jamie and I have to appeal to the NCAA because we won't have enough semester hours after missing last fall. All we can ing hard, being a model citizen and other requirements set by Vanderbilt officials who will not release specifics of such stipulations. "I've become a better person because of this and now I know athletes aren't invincible like I used to think," Finklin said. "I'm ready to get back and become a man." Finklin is looking for a job in Nashville and trying to lose the 10-12 pounds he gained while staying in Lakewood, N.J. "Eating my mother's cooking did it," Finklin said. "But it was nice being at home and for the first time in my life being able to do a lot of things that I've never been able to do because I've always been involved with football. Finklin has stayed in contact with Duncan. They talked on the phone Tuesday and Finklin said Duncan had similar plans. "Jamie is working in Delaware and going to come down and speak with Coach Dowhower soon," Finklin said. "He feels the same way I do: We miss what we love most, football and school." As painful as it was to be off the field, Finklin kept up with Vander-bilt's football team . " VU defensive back Antony Jordan and I are close friends and I would call him two or three times a week and ask what was going on," Finklin said.

[headstamp 2]

This is banana republic type crap.

Harassing, threatening, assaulting and ultimately killing your political opposition.

[Brown Deer]

Yet the tires on his personal car have been slashed seven times in as many months, he said.

Democrats like to slash tires, especially on election day to keep Republicans from voting.

Five Milwaukee Democrats Accused of Slashing Republican Vehicles' Tires
January 26, 2005

Felony vandalism charges have been filed against five Milwaukee men who are alleged to have slashed the tires of Republican "get out the vote" vans on election eve last November. One man charged is the son of Milwaukee's newly elected congresswoman Gwen Moore.

Lawmaker's son sentenced for slashing tires
Omokunde, 3 Democratic campaign workers vandalized 100 GOP cars in '04
4/26/2006

MILWAUKEE — A congresswoman’s son and three Democratic campaign workers were sentenced Wednesday to four to six months in jail for slashing tires outside a Bush-Cheney campaign office on Election Day 2004.

Gwen Moore's son - Supreme Solar Allah - running for County Board seat
Jan. 13, 2015

About Supervisor Omokunde
Supervisor Supreme Moore Omokunde was elected by the 10th District Community on April 7th, 2015.

Born and raised in Milwaukee, Supervisor Moore Omokunde learned the values of community and social empowerment through his parents, Reverend Dr. Tolokun Omokunde and Congresswoman Gwen Moore.

[Coleus]

and the ironic thing is that pro-life people want to save black babies that make up the majority of the abortions!! or in this case blacks make up 12% of the population and account for 30% of all abortions.