> > Yes Sal, you did say that and I found it quite amusing as well. > > What promted that comment was that I had mused at the > > possability of a campaign between a Baptist minister, > > Huckabee and a Muslim, Obama. Immediately, I was called > > on the carpet for referring to Obama as a Muslim by Judy > > becuase I knew good well he was a Christian and that I > > was just trying to scare people. My response to Judy was > > that just because he says He's a Christian didn't convince > > me he was one. In all honesty I don't think he is really > > a Christian or a Muslim, but what tickled me was a few > > weeks later, Hillary made nearly the exact same comment > > that I did, that she referred to Obama as a Muslim and > > said that just because he says he is a Christian doesn't > > necassrily mean he isn't a Muslim or is a Christian. But > > yet Hillary wasn't accused of trying to scare people or > > insiting Xenaphobia, to my knowledge. > > Judy wrote: > She didn't say anything like that, Mike. > Yes, Hillary Clinton said something "like that".
"As far as I know." - Hillary Clinton Apparently one of her staffers sent out an email saying something like that. The email was sent by someone identified only as "Judy"... http://tinyurl.com/yv4rlf Obama has noted in his two books, "Dreams From My Father" and "The Audacity of Hope," that he spent two years in a Muslim school and another two years in a Catholic school while living in Indonesia from age 6 to 10. http://tinyurl.com/2yqr3c
