[Former Military Chick]

I just get the chills when I read some of the overs seas papers. Frankly I would like to ignore them, but, with what hs going on in Iraq, I find it would be reckless not to read, but, it sure does tick me off.

[Free ThinkerNY]

That's what Bush gets for being nice and calling their religion, a religion of peace. He should have called it a religion of war.

[boycottliberalhollywood.com]

Muslims are walking away from the Bush vote! Oh no! Things that Bush could try:

• Do away with those embarrasing no-fly lists.
• Speaking of flying, don't bother with those annoying TSA screeners, either.
• As a matter of fact, fire the entire Department of Homeland Security, take the saved funds, and construct a huge gold monument to Saladin, in place of old Abe in the Lincoln Memorial.
• Replace the US Dollar with the Iranian Dinar.
• Replace the Constitution with Shari'a law, and the Supreme Court with mullahs.
• Pay Yusef Islam (that once Cat Stevens guy who can't fly) to re-write the National Anthem and make it more Islam-friendly.
• Ask John Kerry for additional suggestions, after all, he'll probably implement the above ones anyway, given the chance. Well, if Jacque Chiraq approves, that is.

[goodnesswins]

Let's see the MUSLIMS endorse KERRY.....please......

[bray]

Who gives a Shiite??? Finally the Jews and Muslims agree on something???

Pray for W and Our Troops

[BobS]

"US Muslims Walking Away From Bush"

40mm HE rounds from Puff might get them on a regular jogging schedule, don't you think? Especially from a water-cooled airborne cannon?

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[luvbach1]

He failed us in areas of Mid East peace, foreign policy and the economy. I’m embarrassed I voted for him.

I'm embarrassed you can vote in the United States.

[Adrastus]

Pardom my lack of interest in the disposition of the Muslim vote.

[greatgranny]

They need to get the H**L out of the US. I am sick of these F***ken people. They come over here and use our resources, claim they are Americans then turn their backs on the people of this country. Why don't they just go back to where they came from. They sure can't do this in the countries that they came from. I have not heard anything out of these jerks mouths about the horrible things that the terrorist are doing to innocent people. I'm sorry but I have no use for these people. I want them out of our Country.

[daybreakcoming]

I've been angry at what I thought was the cowardice of the Muslims in the US. This poll puts the finishing touches on what I suspected. They have every intention of turning the US into a nation of Islam. This will not stand.

[Just Lori]

Nearly 68% of US Muslims said they would vote for Democrat presidential hopeful John Kerry in the presidential elections, against only 7% eager to vote for the incumbent Bush.

Ok, so who does a Muslim poll? Some stuff just STINKS no matter how you try to "sugarcoat" it.

[F16Fighter]

My support for Islamic occupiers of the United States of America:

0.00%

[Time4Atlas2Shrug]

"He failed us on Mid East peace..."

Who failed you? Perhaps the fault lies with (I'm going to go out on a limb, here) your murdering terrorist kindred, hmmm? I'm embarrassed you voted for him, too.

I think this is a good sign - I do not want those who would blame the U.S. for the problems in the Middle East voting for Bush. That would mean that something is seriously askew in the adminstration's terrorism policy. Let them go with the liberal weenie who will blame the U.S. also.

[Wolfhound777]

This means that Bush is doing the right thing. I would be worried if he had Muslim support.

[Noachian]

According to the Zogby poll, around 69% of those polled said they would vote for the presidential candidate whom the US Muslim committee favors.

If this "herd instinct" is representative of American muslims thinking how can they be expected to adhere to democratic principles which involves independent thought? The herding instinct is representative of Socialism not Republicanism.

There are many ethnic groups that vote as a block, but none of them are responsible for world wide terrorism except the muslims. A show of independent thought among muslim factions would go a long way to show the American people that Islam isn't the solid-walled religious ideology we all think it to be.

On the other hand showing a "herd instinct" does support the view of many Americans that one muslim will follow another muslim without question in whatever event he may perpetrate.

[N. Beaujon]

The US Muslim civil rights and elections committee comprises a number of major Islamic organizations in the United States, foremost of which are the Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR), the American Islamic society, the American Muslim coalition, the Islamic group for North America and a group of Islamic groups in the country

The key here is their "civil rights" concerns, as if they have the right to have any. I am all for racial profiling when our country is at war with Muslims, just as I am all for Koramatsu (a decision by the way that has NEVER been overturned.)

It is up to American Muslims to pledge their allegiance to these United States and not whine about the fact that we are rightfully suspect about their allegiances and their motives. These people, imo, have no right to hide behind our constitutional protections, what they have is an OBLIGATION to win their RIGHT to them.

These groups deserve no protection, what we need is the kind of Committee for Un-American Activities to help us weed out the traitors from the Muslims who are Americans first. Those who are grateful to God, any God that they have the right to whine, express themselves and organize on US should should thank their lucky stars that they aren't in prison.

Proof of allegiance comes first for these people, then they can have their "civil rights." I think first you have to prove, beyond all doubt, that you are not only civil but that you are allied with THIS civilized nation. Can't do that? Get the hell out or say hi to "interment" Koramatsu style and have yourself a ball.

[RightWingAtheist]

I'd like to know how many of the respondentss in this poll did not voice support for any candidate in the 2000 presidential election.

[GSlob]

Would be interesting to see it in more detail: how many votes would be attracted to Bush BECAUSE of moslems walking away from him? And what is net vote gain/loss (preferably with subdivision by state)?

[MissAmericanPie]

Just another indication of their support for terrorists and their actions. Just another indication that immigration should be discontinued for fifty years or more.

[airborne]

“He is not the president he promised to be in 2000,” Samer Hanini, a 29-year-old architect, was quoted on the website as saying."

All I can think is, "STFU!"

Nobody is the same as they were in 2000!

But, hey, take your vote and "SHOVE IT"!