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What evidence is there that Grover Norquist knew about those ties or the attempt to infiltrate the chaplain corps?

Don't be obtuse. I'm not suggesting he knew about the chaplain corps. I'm suggesting that the chaplain corps was a target. There were other targets. Norquist was one, and through him, others were accessed.

The only person accusing Norquist of anything close to impropriety is Frank Gaffney.

You said you read the article.

Read the footnotes. Read David Horowitz's introduction.

You're flat out wrong.

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Obtuse? You are the one saying that Norquist should have known they were bad guys. So I am merely asking that you prove he had such knowledge of their activties in that regard. You seem to be ducking this question - I think I probably know why. You can't. You cannot prove that Norquist had any idea that these folks were anything other than what they say they were, nor that his association with them and his outreach caused any harm to the war effort.

I read the columns in footnote 71. The only one who ever took shots at him was Michelle Malkin, and even then.

Mona Charen was the only other one who mentioned him, and she did not make call one way or the other about Norquist's actions.

Again, the only accusations I see about Norquist's actions are those coming from Gaffney. I am unaware of Pipes of Emerson making similar accusations, but compared to Gaffney, they are bit players in this drama.