2010: What Did We Believe In?
It shouldn’t be surprising that the most sacred concerns of Americans are also some of the most contentious political issues of our day.
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Shari’ah Creeps into Outer Space
Not as much as the Muppets, but just as possible.
Read MoreCan Shari’ah Be Imposed Through the ‘Homosexual Agenda’?
Lost in a stew of bigotry.
Read MoreSurprise: Local Press Does Good Job Covering Anti-Islam Campaigning…
… National news, not so good.
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Evangelical Islamophobia as American as Apple Pie
According to one author there is something unique about American antipathy to Islam that differs substantially from earlier campaigns against Catholics, Jews and other religious minorities.
Read More“Far Too Extreme For America To Accept,” Hamas “Endorsed Obama,” “Forced Abortions,” and More
The PAC behind the 25-minute attack ad on the Democrats.
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Hate, An American Voter Value
Hate is as American as apple pie. A sentiment stitched into the fabric of national life from the early stirrings of Revolution in the colonies.
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Muslims Wearing Things, Tea Party Chastised on Nazi Talk, and Politicking in Church
RD’s weekly review doesn’t flinch when Kareem Abdul-Jabbar shows up in a Stetson.
Read MoreI Ate A Bowl of Soup, and Now I’m Muslim
Can eating a cookie really convert you?
Read MoreRD on BBC: Park51 Controversy
Robert Salaam of The American Muslim and Daniel Pipes join RD’s Hussein Rashid.
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