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J.Christian Adams,Exposing the Racial Agenda of Justice Dept

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J. Christian Adams has accused the Obama administration and the Justice Department of being racialist.  He has also written a book backing up his claims and other racially motivated decisions of the administration and DOJ.

This is not an interview you want to miss.

 

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J. Christian Adams served for five years as an attorney in the Voting Section of the US Department of Justice.

A former general counsel to the South Carolina Secretary of State, he is now a practicing attorney & contributing writer to Pajamas Media.

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Praise for Injustice

“Injustice is a whistleblower’s explosive exposé into the rancid world of Obama’s Justice Department. Adams shows how the institutional Left has turned the power of the Justice Department into a weapon against the rule of law.”
—Andrew Breitbart, publisher of Breitbart.com and bestselling author of Righteous Indignation

“Christian Adams is a truth-teller, whistle-blower, and American patriot. With great courage and investigative skill, this former Department of Justice attorney single-handedly exposes how Barack Obama and Eric Holder have systematically perverted the rule of law—for patently unjust, un-American, race-based ends. Adams witnessed first-hand the hijacking of the DOJ by radical leftist ideologues and interest groups. Now he reveals everything: the full story of Holder’s coddling of New Black Panther Party poll thugs, corruption run amok in the Civil Rights Division, open borders advocacy, selective law enforcement, and much more. If you care about justice for all, Injustice is hands-down the most important book you’ll read this year.”
—Michelle Malkin, bestselling author of Culture of Corruption

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