QUOTE (Llydis @ Sep 19 2008, 10:16 PM)

I was talking to my coworker today and he still thinks Obama is Muslim who prays towards Mecca everyday.
I told him he was a Christian but wouldn't let me get beyond that before saying he found something on the Internet...
Okay, unless it's on Wikipedia or an absolutely impartial site, I take anything said on the Internet with a grain of salt. But, apparently he's going to try to convince me by printing this stuff out. So I'm thinking he doesn't know I've seen that list before and pretty much thought it was BS.
But, what am I going to do if he actually brings that list in? If he actually thinks that then there is nothing I can really do. He also thinks my pronounciation of Muslim of sorta like "mu-slim" is incorrect. So he was making fun of me about that.
Seriously, I hope everyone who votes for McCain and allows him to win get what they deserve.
Believe me, this person and other people know Obama is not a muslin but want to keep the lie alive to turn people away. This is just another ploy to help McCain will. This is article was written today.
Poll: Racial misgivings of whites an Obama issue
AP-Yahoo News Poll: Racial prejudices steer some white Democrats away from Obama
By RON FOURNIER and TREVOR TOMPSON Associated Press Writers | AP
Sep 20, 2008
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(WASHINGTON) Deep-seated racial misgivings could cost Barack Obama the White House if the election is close, according to an AP-Yahoo News poll that found one-third of white Democrats harbor negative views toward blacks — many calling them "lazy," "violent" or responsible for their own troubles.
The poll, conducted with Stanford University, suggests that the percentage of voters who may turn away from Obama because of his race could easily be larger than the final difference between the candidates in 2004 — about 2.5 percentage points.
Certainly, Republican John McCain has his own obstacles: He's an ally of an unpopular president and would be the nation's oldest first-term president. But Obama faces this: 40 percent of all white Americans hold at least a partly negative view toward blacks, and that includes many Democrats and independents.
More than a third of all white Democrats and independents — voters Obama can't win the White House without — agreed with at least one negative adjective about blacks, according to the survey, and they are significantly less likely to vote for Obama than those who don't have such views.
Such numbers are a harsh dose of reality in a campaign for the history books. Obama, the first black candidate with a serious shot at the presidency, accepted the Democratic nomination on the 45th anniversary of Martin Luther King Jr.'s "I Have a Dream" speech, a seminal moment for a nation that enshrined slavery in its Constitution.
"There are a lot fewer bigots than there were 50 years ago, but that doesn't mean there's only a few bigots," said Stanford political scientist Paul Sniderman who helped analyze the exhaustive survey.