It's pretty clear to me

Submitted by Straight_Talk_Luigi (United States), Jun 23, 2008 at 20:45

that Barack Obama is a Christian. You have a point in the sense it was all about his middle name, but once word of Wright, Pfleger and Farrakan got out.....they ditched the Muslim thing and went with that.

Muslims on here, who normally label such a man a heretical apostate, have given Mr. Obama an exemption: "once a Muslim, always a Muslim"

Why?

Because they want him in office, for the same reason the rest of the world does: He will bring America down to their level and weaken us.

This liberal nonsense that the rest of the world wants the best thing for us? It's total crap. France, Russia, Islam, China, terrorists, North Korea, Syria, Iran, Venezula, Zimbabwae, you name it, they all benefit from a weaker America.

It's just too bad they don't treat the hundreds of millions of Muslims who've converted to Christianity in the same manner.

I'm sorry, but do you know of any of Muslims who've baptized their kids? I sure don't.

Regarding the comments about Bush: Bush got elected because he's good on defense and has the correct stance on abortion and gay marriage.

One of these days, the democrats need to figure out that the reason why they are the biggest party in America are because of three things:

1) Agriculture

2) Environment

3) Labor Unions

NOT all the Hollywood left, not stem cell research, gay rights, or abortion.

If the entire country voted on all three of those issues, democrats would never win the White House and only represent Portland, Madison, WI, Marin County CA, LA, NYC, Detroit, Minneapolis, and the Hamptons in Congress.

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