[UltraConservative]

Watch all four videos. Totally worth it.

[GOPbabe]

good post. thanks.

[Ancesthntr]

I haven’t seen the videos yet, but I will, and I’ll likely forward them on to friends & family.

But here’s the only fact that a thinking Jew needs in order to make a good decision in this race: Hamas wants Obama to win.

That, and that alone, would be enough to make me vote for McCain (though there’s SOOOOO much more).

[Convert from ECUSA]

Ping!

[Cacique]

btt

[justiceseeker93]

Ping!!!

Please see my post # 7.

[Lady GOP]

Obama concedes mistake over Muslim outreach meeting

The Obama campaign’s Muslim outreach director participated in a meeting in mid September that was attended by several controversial Muslim activists, NBC News has learned. The Obama campaign now concedes that was a misjudgment, and that its top Muslim staffer would not have attended the meeting if she had known the full participant list beforehand.

“Would a campaign staffer have attended if they were aware of the complete list of attendees? No,” said Obama spokesman Ben LaBolt in an email statement to NBC.

The Muslim outreach meeting On September 15, newly named Muslim outreach director Minha Husaini spoke to a small group of Muslim leaders and potential Obama supporters at a hotel in Springfield, Virginia, several meeting participants and the campaign said. Two other Obama-affiliated Democratic Party workers joined Husaini and also spoke to the crowd. Some Virginia and Washington, D.C.-based Muslim activists and interested citizens attended, and flyers were passed out from “Arab Americans for Obama” stating Sen. Obama’s goals for achieving peace in the Middle East, protecting the civil liberties of Arab Americans and ending the war in Iraq.

[snip] One meeting attendee was Mahdi Bray of the Muslim American Society, several of the participants said. The MAS website describes Bray as an imam and “long time civil and human rights activist.”

Bray’s critics say he has a history of defending terrorists. They point to a video of Bray at a rally in 2000, for example, in which he can be seen pumping his fist in the air in support of the terrorist groups Hamas and Hezbollah.

In a 2004 interview, he called the Israeli assassination of a Hamas spiritual leader an “unlawful, cowardly and dangerous act of state-sponsored terrorism.” Bray did not return a call requesting comment.

(Excerpt) Read more at deepbackground.msnbc.msn.com ... http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/2102609/posts