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Barack to Square One : /p>Philip Klein needs to do a little more reading. On Monday, Daniel Pipes and Melanie Phillips both published stories regarding Obama's "Muslim problem:" Pipes claims Obama had a "reasonably Muslim upbringing," and Phillips contends that he has a close association with Kenya's Raila Odinga, a man who "promised to implement strict Islamic Sharia law if he received the Muslim vote and was elected president."
p>One can only imagine what a certain Senator from NY will do with such "ammunition." br> -- Arnold Ahlert br> Boca Raton, Florida /p>I did enjoy reading your column on the GOP and Obama.
These are my reasons as to why I would never vote for Obama. As an aside, I was born in Chicago and raised there and in some of the suburbs. I had relatives who lived on the south side of Chicago and I spent a great deal of my time there.
Now my reasons.
I believe that Obama is getting support from Farrakhan. Could be wrong but I do find places on the web sites that shows them together. I should think Obama would represent Pastor Farrakhan very well. I believe Obama has been affected by Muslim relatives he has. That worries me. I believe the minister who runs the south side of Chicago church that Obama and family attend when they are at home in the Windy City is a man who has a tendency to be anti-white.
I believe that Obama did very little while in the State of Illinois legislature as far as representing his voters in any positive manner.
I believe he is not experienced enough to be president.
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