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| Muslim Americans Favor Kerry: Poll |
| 2004-09-29 |
| Posted by:Fred |
| #29 Now we know why he needed the magic hat. |
| Posted by: Seafarious 2004-09-29 8:21:39 PM |
| #28 Throons Omoons. Sounds like something Treebeard would utter. Heh heh. RWV---We're here to make people happy. I can see Kerry in a scaled model of a swift boat, cruising around in the olde sewage lagoon. |
| Posted by: Alaska Paul 2004-09-29 8:10:56 PM |
| #27 Damn! Throons Omoons! What a fine name! |
| Posted by: Shipman 2004-09-29 7:42:18 PM |
| #26 AP, you just made my day. The image will linger (and, to a certain extent, be savored) of JF "Oompaloompa" Kerry taking his boat swiftly through the check valve into the settling tanks. |
| Posted by: RWV 2004-09-29 4:49:21 PM |
| #25 Most American Muslims Favor Kerry, eh? Yet another reason to vote for W. if you ask me. |
| Posted by: Secret Master 2004-09-29 4:26:10 PM |
| #24 Seafarious - how.... poetical |
| Posted by: Throons Omoons7966 2004-09-29 3:00:37 PM |
| #23 Seafarious has it right. Voting for Sharia is like going through a check valve into a sewage treatment plant. |
| Posted by: Alaska Paul 2004-09-29 2:13:26 PM |
| #22 Once you've voted for sharia, you can never un-vote it. So consider carefully. |
| Posted by: Seafarious 2004-09-29 2:10:13 PM |
| #21 I actually voted for sharia, before I voted against it. |
| Posted by: John F*in Kerry 2004-09-29 2:08:38 PM |
| #20 "Fifty-three percent of American Muslim voters believe Muslims should vote as a bloc for a presidential candidate." Yeah, cuz they're too stupid and timid to think for themselves as individuals. In Iraq, the Iraqis are dying to secure their political freedoms. Here, the Muslims are all too willing to give their freedoms away to closet totalitarian Kerry. Unreal. |
| Posted by: ex-lib 2004-09-29 2:05:12 PM |
| #19 Comments still welcome? |
| Posted by: jules 187 2004-09-29 1:52:03 PM |
| #18 A generator. I wrote it last night. |
| Posted by: Fred 2004-09-29 1:50:17 PM |
| #17 Whoa! Way good Fred! Do you have a list or a generator? |
| Posted by: Shipman 2004-09-29 1:44:46 PM |
| #16 Not sure I understand your point, Don. Is it that anybody can be a moderate (good) American? If it is that any nationality can be moderate, no argument there. A**holes and saints come in a variety of colors, as do moderates. If it is that any US Muslims who promote sedition, "resistance", or violent jihadism are nonetheless protected by an alibi of being "moderate" Muslims, I would disagree. |
| Posted by: jules 187 2004-09-29 1:43:09 PM |
| #15 By this time after the start of the war in 1941, there were two regiments of volunteers of Japanese American ancestry, to include many from detention camps, kicking ass on the first Axis. But I guess if you are moderate, well, you are just moderate. |
| Posted by: Don 2004-09-29 1:29:31 PM |
| #14 sure....Uneanter |
| Posted by: Dead and Non-Existent 2004-09-29 1:27:10 PM |
| #13 What the hell? I did not type that name. It's me. |
| Posted by: jules 187 2004-09-29 1:25:13 PM |
| #12 Fifty-three percent of American Muslim voters believe Muslims should vote as a bloc for a presidential candidate. Folks-imagine the following scenarios in another 15-20 years: Reporters: "President Ali Hu-ever, should the words In God We Trust be barred from all official government materials?" "President, is it true that you would like to replace the words In God We Trust with the words Allah Hu-Akbar?..." DNC, CA: "Can we count on your vote for California Proposition 2020-"The Initiative to Restore California to Sharia Law"? National Address: "We thank Allah for giving us these United States to fulfill his will..." Demographics and political affiliation of Muslims will be very important in the coming years. |
| Posted by: Uneanter Glounter6714 2004-09-29 1:23:26 PM |
| #11 If Nader's on the ballot then Michigan indeed is up for grabs. But I seriously doubt that muslim turnout, even if the Dems do their Demndest, will be very high. Muslims are not generally represented in AFSCME or the AFL-CIO. |
| Posted by: lex 2004-09-29 1:01:19 PM |
| #10 More than that Lex. |
| Posted by: Max K 2004-09-29 12:56:28 PM |
| #9 Michigan is now up for grabs. |
| Posted by: Shipman 2004-09-29 12:55:30 PM |
| #8 He's our boy too! |
| Posted by: Whack Job American 2004-09-29 12:48:29 PM |
| #7 We're being disenfranchised! |
| Posted by: Dead and Non-Existent 2004-09-29 12:40:21 PM |
| #6 How many in toledo? twelve, fifteen? |
| Posted by: lex 2004-09-29 12:35:15 PM |
| #5 Er, lex, they're also in Ohio. Remember Toledo? I'm not too terribly worried by political analysis from the Saudi-based Arab News. |
| Posted by: Mitch H. 2004-09-29 12:32:54 PM |
| #4 I'm much more worried about what the turnout's going do be of the traditional Dummycrat base: the dead and the non-existent. Hopefully, Rove's got a secret plan to suppress their vote... |
| Posted by: Fred 2004-09-29 12:05:35 PM |
| #3 BFD...so do the Hispanic, Black and criminal base. Also in the blue states. |
| Posted by: RN 2004-09-29 12:01:44 PM |
| #2 Won't make a diff. They're concentrated in blue states (NJ, NY, Michigan, Calif). |
| Posted by: lex 2004-09-29 11:59:20 AM |
| #1 I'm shocked! Hooda thunk it? |
| Posted by: Barbara Skolaut 2004-09-29 11:57:30 AM |