Originally posted by roadgravel
I bet one could find 126 people out of 550 in every state that think that fact. Not saying that there are not a few in Texas that either believe what
they are told or just don't learn the truth.
Wonder what party is pushing this bogus idea.
Exactly what I was about to post. The fact that they singled out Texas or any one state is what's stupid.
I guarantee you can poll ANY state, including California, and you will find a percentage greater than 0% that believe Obama is a Muslim.
As for the idea that religion affects politics - it's sad, but it does. I've always said and I will always say that Mitt Romney being a Mormon is
what cost him the Republican nomination in this race, even though he did the VERY SAME THING that John F. Kennedy did back when he was campaigning and
was being questioned about his affiliation with the Catholic Church - he gave a special speech to America explaining what Catholicism was and that it
would have no bearing on his tenure of office. In JFK's case it worked, but in Romney's case it didn't.
To me, it's a sign that Americans are more religious intolerant nowadays than they were back then. The anti-religious movement has picked up so much
steam that it's almost "cool" to be anti-religious and flout it.