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| − | ''Sue Wilkins Myrick'' is a [[Republican]] congresswoman from [[North Carolina's | + | '''Sue Wilkins Myrick''' is a [[Republican]] congresswoman from [[North Carolina]]'s 9th Congressional district. She assumed office in 1995, replacing Alex McMillan. In October 2009, she wrote the forward to the book ''Muslim Mafia'' (WND, 2009) and is an emerging national figure in the fight against what she calls "Islamofascism"<ref>http://www.politicsdaily.com/2010/01/06/rep-sue-myrick-adds-web-video-to-her-fight-against-islamofasci/</ref> She is a North American founding member of the Transatlantic Group on Counter Jihadi-Terrorism. |
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| + | *[http://www.transatlanticgroup.org/ Transatlantic Group on Counter Jihadi-Terrorism] | ||
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Latest revision as of 05:35, November 15, 2011
Sue Wilkins Myrick is a Republican congresswoman from North Carolina's 9th Congressional district. She assumed office in 1995, replacing Alex McMillan. In October 2009, she wrote the forward to the book Muslim Mafia (WND, 2009) and is an emerging national figure in the fight against what she calls "Islamofascism"[1] She is a North American founding member of the Transatlantic Group on Counter Jihadi-Terrorism.