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  • Why a Jewish Democratic Mayor praised Trump (trunc)

    12/16/2019 4:33:40 AM PST · by Stepan12 · 19 replies
    Frontpage Magazine ^ | December 16, 2019 | Daniel Greenfield
    At the White House Chanukah party, Mayor Michael Wildes approached President Trump to thank him for his support after the massacre at a Kosher market in Jersey City by two black nationalists."Thank you, Mr. President for your extraordinary work today," the Englewood mayor told Trump in a video posted on Facebook. "Standing up to anti-Semitism has been in your DNA. Why is that so natural?"“It's always been the way I felt," President Trump replied. "As you know I have a son-in-law, daughter, and three magnificent children. Jewish. And what happened in New Jersey was horrible.""I can't tell you how much...
  • N.J. Mayor: Obama, Dems not doing enough to stop Qadhafi

    08/25/2009 7:16:15 PM PDT · by Free ThinkerNY · 8 replies · 473+ views
    politico.com ^ | August 25, 2009 | KENNETH P. VOGEL
    The mayor of the North Jersey town where Libyan leader Muammar al-Qadhafi might stay next month during a diplomatic visit to nearby New York City blasted federal officials on Tuesday, from members of Congress all the way up to President Barack Obama, for not doing enough to stop the visit. “The truth is that it seems like they’re just going through the motions and it’s a fait accompli,” Englewood Mayor Michael Wildes told POLITICO. “I’m disappointed that nobody’s got moxie.” “If this is the change that our president has endorsed and is directing our country where we’re reaching out to...
  • Mayor of New Jersey Town Vows to Fight Qaddafi Visit

    08/25/2009 11:19:06 AM PDT · by RDTF · 12 replies · 1,218+ views
    Fox ^ | Aug 25, 2009 | Joshua Rhett Miller
    The mayor of a New Jersey town where Libyan leader Muammar al-Qaddafi plans to stay when he addresses the U.N. General Assembly next month says the "terrorist" should reconsider. "This is an affront to the 33 families who live in New Jersey and lost their relatives because of him when they blew up Pan Am 103," Englewood Mayor Michael Wildes told FOXNews.com. "You can't buy that back. You can't give them their lives and memories back." -snip-