Edina Lekovic

Muslim Public Affairs Council

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Edina Lekovic is Public Affair Consultant at the Muslim Public Affairs Council.

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Early this morning, Donald Trump found himself President-elect of the United States in an upset victory over Hillary Clinton — who he threatened to put in jail if he were elected. In a…

New promises today to bring the nation together

Early this morning, Donald Trump found himself President-elect of the United States in an upset victory over Hillary Clinton — who he threatened to put in jail if he were elected. In a…

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Terrorist incidents from Florida to California have increased fear, and Donald Trump has made that central to his campaign, while Hillary Clinton says diversity makes us safer, and…

Is Campaign Rhetoric Contributing to Increased Islamophobia?

Terrorist incidents from Florida to California have increased fear, and Donald Trump has made that central to his campaign, while Hillary Clinton says diversity makes us safer, and…

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New York's Peter King will open  committee hearings  tomorrow on what he calls silent extremism among Muslim-Americans.

Peter King's Hearings on Radical Islam in America

New York's Peter King will open committee hearings tomorrow on what he calls silent extremism among Muslim-Americans.

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