Facebook co-founder Chris Hughes didn't hesitate to express his concern over Mark Zuckerberg's allegiance with New Jersey Governor Chris Christie, who famously vetoed marriage equality in the state.

Now marriage equality advocates are getting in on the action. 

See what they have to say after the jump.

Chris Hughes, a co-founder of Facebook along with Mark Zuckerberg, is voicing his concerns over Zuckerberg's support of New Jersey Governor Chris Christie.

Zuckerberg is hosting a Feb. 13 fundraiser for Christie at his home in Palo Alto, California.

Christie's widely acknowledged for his capable handling of the Hurricane Sandy crisis in the state, but he's also received a lot of negative attention within the LGBT community based on his veto of same-sex marriage. 

See what the openly gay Hughes has to say about Zuckerberg and Christie's growing closeness after the jump!

Mark Zuckerberg!

Though it feels like Facebook permeated the cultural conversation years ago and nothing exceedingly new happened in 2010 with the world's largest social network (aside from some appearance tweaks and PR nightmares regarding personal data), Time Magazine has chosen founder Mark Zuckerberg as its person of the year.

The past few days of waiting for the announcement have been agony for folks who care about this sort of thing (which may or may not include me), as the race for the 2010 'Person of the Year' was expected to go to the Wikileaks mastermind, alleged criminal and jail-house recluse Julian Assange. Maybe next year Julian should petition Hollywood to produce a Golden Globe nominated feature film based around his story?...