Judicial group targets 'antisemite' Biden nominee with alleged ties to terrorist sympathizers

The Judicial Crisis Network (JCN), a conservative judicial advocacy organization based in the nation's capital, is rolling out a digital ad campaign against one of President Biden's controversial nominees who has alleged ties to 9/11 hijacker sympathizers.

The advertising campaign from JCN – slated to run in Pennsylvania, Montana and Washington, D.C. – consists of an initial buy of $50,000 and specifically targets Adeel Abdullah Mangi, who was recently nominated by Biden to be a judge on the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit.

The ads appearing in Pennsylvania and Montana urge Sens. Jon Tester, D-Mont., and Bob Casey, D-Pa., to vote "no" on Mangi's nomination to a lifetime appointment on the federal court and accuse the judicial nominee of being an "antisemite" who is far too "extreme."

"President Biden wants to remake the courts with the most extreme judges he can find," the narrator states in the ad. "But antisemite Adeel Mangi might be the worst of all."

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The ad goes on to highlight Mangi's tenure as a member of the board of advisers for the Center for Security, Race, and Rights at Rutgers Law School from 2019 to 2023.

JCN said the "extremist organization" Mangi was affiliated with "teaches students to hate Israel, to hate America, and to support global terrorism."

"Mangi's organization blamed America for the Sept. 11 terror attacks and has hosted speakers with terrorist connections, including a convicted terrorist," the narrator continued. "Mangi's organization even blamed Israel for the Hamas terror attack on Oct. 7. When Mangi was given opportunities to condemn these hateful views, he refused to do so."

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