Catholic League's Bill Donohue Criticized for Saying 'Muslims Are Right to Be Angry' Over Charlie Hebdo Cartoons; Argues Cartoonists 'Abused Freedom'

By Stoyan Zaimov
Catholic League President Bill Donohue has responded to criticism he received for saying that "Muslims are right to be angry" over the controversial prophet Mohammed cartoons by French satirical newspaper Charlie Hebdo, which led to a terrorist attack that killed 12 people, by arguing that the cartoonists "abused freedom" with the highly offensive material they chose to publish. (A link to this page will be included in your message. )

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