Well, I do have some Persian rugs in the house. Is that what he's talking about?

do muslims think, no, they are in my opinion the missing link. so what we have in 0 is a missing link. does he have a p-rug in the white house. I am amazed that their are people out there who support him. the article is terrific and shall be sent to all who I know that do support this idiot.

Actually, African slave traders were often Muslim, so maybe that's what he's referring to?

I have read that we started paying off the Muslim's to leave us alone as stated, during the Jefferson term. Guess that worked, huh? Kind of like how well paying taxes to our own government has gotten them to leave us alone. LOL Oh, that's not a laughing matter.

I think we know were his agenda is leading us. I would first suggest he is drinking from the Koolaid, but he knows what he is doing and saying, and that is to fundamentally change America to a country radically different from what our founding fathers envisioned, and what most of Americans believe in.

Lousy rat bastard. I didn't build that but Muslims did??? Wonder if Ramadan will be a Federal Holiday soon.

Obama is exaggerating again, and this time he does not know how absurd he sounds. He has zero insight.

He's just a big ol' panderbear. Gotta raise that money for Democrats in troubled districts.

I wonder why he didn't tell the Muslim audience what he's told the people of this formerly great nation on more than one occasion:

http://youtu.be/YKjPI6no5ng

Only if the fabric in question is a funeral shroud.

Since after all, that or enslavement is the ultimate fate of all non-muslims under the tenets of their "religon"

"Building" or "built", either way, you did neither, the muslims did...

Ha. Yes, indeed!

Mmm, mmm, bad.

There you go worrying about details again. Just be a good little minion and repeat after me: "Barack Hussein Obama, mmm, mmm, mmm..."

He visited all 57 states during his first campaign, you know.

I'm pretty sure you are correct. I suppose that constitutes "fabric", albeit not quite in the light he intended.

I just spent about 20 minutes doing a search on contributions of Muslims to America. There were a few I had heard of who were famous for being Muslim like Malcolm X or Elijah Muhammad. The only one I saw who was famous for something other than being Muslim or being a politician that I recognized was Elias Zerhouni, the director of the National Institutes of Health under GW Bush.

How could Muslims have built the "very fabric of our nation" when the first Muslims to come to America did not arrive until the 2nd half of the 19th century? I know plenty of Muslims who are making valuable contributions now within my local circles, but prior to the last generation, I can't think of any Muslim Americans that most Americans would have ever heard of.

I'm not positive about this, but wasn't the first Muslim involvement with America a series of piracy actions off the coast of Tripoli during Jefferson's presidency? Any Marine will remember "the shores of Tripoli" from their song. Jefferson thought long and hard about what Washington had termed "foreign entanglements", but just couldn't tolerate the affront anymore.

Ovomit was referring no doubt to his Califate.

It is apparent that Ovomit is unable to tell reality from fantasy ~ a common trait among those libtards and most repubs. (Boehner, McConnell, McCain, ad nauseum)

Vote for me as president and I'll have a special dinner to thank the British for the Magna Carta, but I guess THAT would be racist. But if I were president, I wouldn't give a crap.