[Yardstick]

But isn’t it generally accepted that he misspoke when he said that?

[darkangel82]

It was a Freudian slip.

[Bahbah]

I’ve thought about that. I have been Catholic all of ny life. The words “my Muslim faith” could never come out of my mouth, whatever the situation. Brain freeze, national media interview. It just could not happen.

[Sloth]

He neither misspoke nor called himself a Muslim. He was using the expression "my Muslim faith" in an ironic, ridiculing sense -- i.e, referring to that being the view of other people -- and George Snuffalupagus only thought he misspoke and helpfully tried to correct him.

Face it, Barack Obama is not a Christian and he is not a Muslim. He's a Communist, which means he's an atheist. He certainly believes in the existence of no entity greater or more important than himself.

[Two Kids' Dad]

Obama has shown that when he speaks the words he thinks Americans want to hear, he uses the teleprompter and does the bobble-head thing. When he speaks of Islam and his Muslim upbringing he doesn’t need a teleprompter and speaks with pride and confidence. That alone should be enough to convince the average American that he’s not one of us.

Is it irrefutible proof (at a legal standard)? No, but sometimes we simply need to look at the totality of a person’s being and determine who they are by what we see and know to be true.

[shiva]

“You’re absolutely right that John McCain has not talked about my Muslim faith,” Obama said, before being corrected by Stephanopoulos.

[firebrand]

He also said the Koran was “revealed.” That is somewhere early on in the tape—I couldn’t watch the whole thing; sickening.

[jersey117]

How do you misspeak the words “my Muslim faith”?